Sentence examples for little tedious from inspiring English sources

It's a little tedious.

Film can be a little tedious.

It's all very complicated — and a little tedious.

"I like going door-to-door," he added, "but it can be a little tedious".

"It gets a little tedious, but I love what I do.

Even endless sex after a couple of millennia probably gets a little tedious".

Some people still find Rossini's serious operas a little, well, tedious.

It is a little bit tedious to calculate.

Flatchat wants to make the process a little less tedious for renters in India.

To make the dev process a little less tedious (and, I'd imagine, to give wary techies a bit of a trial run), they've also released an emulator for the device.

The process may seem a little more tedious than regular applique, but the results look more professional and refined (and it's easier than you think!).