Sentence examples for profoundly tedious from inspiring English sources

A professor of economics at Connecticut College and a widower, Walter plods through an existence that looks comfortable and easy enough, but also profoundly tedious.

This is Byron's epic poem with incidental music for orchestra, chorus and soloists – a broodingly and profoundly tedious hour of romantic uber-angst, and we had narrator Wolfram Koch reclining neurotically on a chaise long at the front of the Usher Hall stage to drive home the point.

This work may be tedious, but it can also be profoundly humane.

That is true of almost all of Scandinavia, a profoundly secular region where the word of God, while not exactly irrelevant, is often viewed as tedious.

Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.

Profoundly missed.

Tedious, dull.

Profoundly grateful.

"So it's tedious, really tedious.

Supposedly tedious, that is.

Tedious, maybe, but "relaxed".