Sentence examples for most tedious of from inspiring English sources

Arrhenius described the calculations as some of the most tedious of his life.

VIDEO has traditionally been the most tedious of the visual arts, for it has been frankly experimental.

Some basic human need for a balance between thinking and acting is still kept intact even by the most tedious of other tasks.

Some people have a knack for finding challenges in the most tedious of tasks — for example, by setting some kind of difficult quota.

All too often, this current incarnation seems to rely for excitement on that most tedious of dramatic devices – the chase – and every time he gets cornered, the Doctor pulls out his sonic screwdriver.

The closing passages contain some luxuriant language — "he that loves pleasure must for pleasure fall" more or less encapsulates the entire play — but all the visual extravagance imaginable can't make a compelling whole out of a series of rhetoric-heavy face-offs interspersed with peculiar set pieces: A parade of the seven deadly sins is the most tedious of the lot.

Such an interface requires no user manual, makes short work of complex tasks via simple conversational commands and, once it gets to know you, makes obsolete many of the most tedious aspects of using the apps, sites and services of today.

The 1994 World Cup final, which finished 0-0 aftextratimetime, was one of the most tedious games of football I have ever seen.

One of the most tedious aspects of doing one's own income taxes is having to enter all the data from every W-2 wage statement and 1099 income report from banks and mutual funds.

Amazon.com has found a way to pass on to users one of the most tedious tasks of the holiday season: answering questions from reporters trying to pad Thanksgiving week newspapers and airwaves with stories about hot products to buy.

The company wants to take care of the most tedious part of your application — asynchronous jobs and background tasks.