But Clinton seemed confident about the electoral power of relentless policy tedium.
But the script's tedium is relentless, rolling on in endless waves like the tumultuous clouds in Maya Ciarrocchi's overhead video projections.
Whoop Dee Doo--her public access edutainment talent show of the highly weird, inimitable shit normal people do to feel "cultural" as celebrated from the point of view of those of us who like to take a break from the tedium of relentless cynicism--is a festival of beautiful jackassery.
This relentless gentility would risk serious tedium without that sharpness of eye and wit.
(Two leading PR operatives for either campaign, James Freedland and Lis Smith, have been relentless to the point of tedium with their constant Twitter sniping).
The relentless larkiness of this can produce tedium bordering on dementia.
But by the time the play's climax arrives, the relentless waves of tension have engendered something like tedium.
Celtic's aggressiveness and their opponents' counter-thrusting left little time for tedium-filled intervals in the action, the relentless ambition of both sides giving defenders, midfielders and strikers regular opportunities to demonstrate their strengths.
Eventually, though, the show's relentless sameness began to resemble a different aspect of reality — tedium — and soon I felt as if I were watching the TV equivalent of Andy Warhol's "Empire".
I do: my favourites, The Harridan and Relentless Laundry, are witty and brilliantly frank about the humiliations and tedium of life with small children, while brimming with evident love and affection for their offspring.
