Sentence examples for probably tedious from inspiring English sources

But the majority of the painting was probably tedious to make.

The plot has been divided into three tenuous parts, each one probably more tedious than the last.

Do whatever the leader in charge tells you because this step is probably most tedious besides clean-up at the end of the trip, but that's coming up later.

Such a description would probably be too tedious for any practical use; therefore, the application of some simplifying assumptions seems unavoidable.

"Tedious is probably the best word for it.

Dr. Marsel it will probably be a long, tedious journey--smooth, but in very cramped quarters.

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

Simon is a man of principle, for whom ordinary social conventions are tiresome and tedious; he probably can't make small talk very well.

We're not too keen on gift guides here at CrunchGear and it's probably more painful and tedious than writing up the latest Hello Kitty contraption.

Some tedious qualifications are probably in order here.

We oppose free-market fundamentalists – but we grudgingly concede that the world for which they yearn would probably involve less brain-meltingly tedious admin.