Sentence examples for particularly tedious from inspiring English sources

We all experience boredom at some points — my flight delay, a droning speaker, a particularly tedious movie.

The Diagram prize was launched in 1978 as a way to relieve boredom at a particularly tedious Frankfurt book fair.

After a particularly tedious meeting about record-keeping, one of my co-residents sighed and said: "I just want to take care of patients".

Since Annie Colville's Lancashire childhood, she has been mercilessly pestered by ghosts insisting she deliver messages about "unfinished business of a particularly tedious sort".

It will come as an enormous shock to absolutely no one that a fashion column has no truck with the particularly tedious phrase "first-world problems".

If you have a regular flosser in the chair, you know the patient cares about their teeth, having dedicated a fair chunk of their day to a particularly tedious and often unpleasant task.

Listening as a man laments the dissolution of his 20-year marriage to an oversexed, adulterous wife could easily become tedious — particularly when the man freely admits he has no outside interests.

This meandering approach is sometimes tedious, particularly during the repetitive passages dealing with the ups and downs of her love life and her insecurities in a male-dominated world.

Harvest work is extremely tedious, particularly when you avoid the labor-saving benefits of a picking machine, a choice Mr. Page and Ms. Shinn made: machines don't differentiate between good and bad grapes.

Looking for a job can be tedious business, particularly when you're just starting out.

Furthermore, preparative TLC analysis is a costly and tedious process, particularly when compounds are required in significant quantities [25].