Sentence examples for never tedious from inspiring English sources

He was never tedious about acting.

"It is never tedious," she said.

Joe was always good company, funny, never tedious or solipsistic.

But his current monologue, "In the Park" (respectfully directed by Randy Sharp, at the Axis), is so beautiful so enthralling in its undisguised but never tedious self-absorption, in its command of the spoken word, and in its demand for love that to remain unmoved by it, or to dismiss it as fairy folderol, begs the question: Why?

"It never gets tedious," she said.

Though long drawn out, they never get tedious and each is quite different in character and contributes to the dramatic development.

THE story of modernism coming from Europe to America in the first decades of the 20th century is one that never gets tedious.

Top-notch employers either never wrote tedious, insulting handbooks full of personnel policies left over from the World War II era, or they got rid of their policy manuals when they realized that nobody reads them.

He never finds them tedious.

If the cliché of 2000 remains true, that entertainment-addicted Americans will never let a tedious president into their living rooms for four long years, then Mr. Kerry, like Al Gore, is toast.

It's a testament to Eisenberg's talent that so many of the characters he plays are of a piece, yet he never radiates the tedious Hollywood sense that he's just playing himself, or that he's a one-trick pony.