Sentence examples for largely tedious from inspiring English sources
He thinks of it as a largely tedious exercise of checking traps.
Though many spectators in the packed courtroom were eager to hear Mr. Blankfein, his testimony was largely tedious.
None of these alterations managed to change the largely tedious pattern of the match, with Kilmarnock particularly disappointing in midfield.
It was getting late at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, where a goal from Sergio Escudero had given Sevilla a 1-0 win in a largely tedious game between two teams in need, and there was still no sign of Nuno Espirito Santo.
All that stuff might have been diverting, but it must also have been largely tedious or boring.
The media chatter about the book has focused largely on the tedious question of who exactly was to blame for which cock-up during the doomed McCain-Palin presidential campaign.
If Nolan wants to give us a Man of Steel whose youth is largely spent in tedious manual-labour employment in cold parts of north America (as he appears to be in the trailer), then so be it, provided this is ultimately contrasted with Kal-El's joyous transformation into Superman later on.
John McCracken of TV Guide also compared it to The X-Files, and thought the episode was "tedious" and "largely felt like a by-the-numbers B-movie affair".
It explains lower Chinese prices largely in terms of a tedious accumulation of minor cost disadvantages borne by Indian industry (see chart).
The book is a haunting, absurdist exercise that can make outrage (in literature, if not in life) seem tedious, hackneyed and largely useless.
Early attempts to produce rAahII (recombinant AahII) in microorganisms yielded only minor amounts of largely insoluble material that required tedious in vitro refolding steps [ 16, 20, 21].
