Sentence examples for more tedious ones from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people always look at the more tedious ones and say you must have such patience," Little told NPR, "but my reply is it doesn't take patience to do the things you enjoy".

These problems become much more tedious when one of the contacting bodies behaves nonlinear viscoelasticity and large deformations.

This indicates that the two automated methods measure the cone density with equivalent accuracy as the more tedious stereological one.

If my books helps put all of this in a broader historical context, so that we aren't going through one more tedious round in the Vatican II Wars, then I'll be gratified.

Instead, there will probably be an even more tedious constitutional crisis of one sort or another.

Each episode of the show has twists, but sometimes a twisty road can make for a more tedious trip than a straight one.

The Cliffs at Princeville, a condominium resort on the North Shore of Kauai, has combined two of the more tedious tasks of a vacation into one.

Social media may consume more and more of our precious time, but in at least one regard, sites like Facebook and tools like Gmail have freed us from one of the more tedious tasks of modernity: keeping track of phone numbers.

One Touch made sense as a mobile-first product, because entering in information on smartphone's small screens is even more tedious than than it is on the desktop web.

One of the more tedious canards involved the mobile phone.

Of course, writing release notes can be one of the more tedious tasks engineers face.