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I've given up on using this app and retried it several times, but it still is so tedious to use.

It's so easy for designers to put dancers in things that are comfortable and easy to dance in – basically, bare feet and pyjamas – which is so tedious to look at and evokes nothing.

In fact, according to a recent article in Wired, even the guy who made it finds it so tedious to use that he's only managed to get about halfway through all his followers.

This question, so urgent to women writers, so tedious to male editors and pundits, is getting its latest workout thanks to the vigorous tweeting of bestselling popular novelists Jennifer Weiner and Jodi Picoult about the accolades heaped on Jonathan Franzen's new novel, Freedom.

What do you say to people who constantly tell you things like: "Oh boy, be careful, this may not last, you're still young," or "It must be so tedious to be in a committed relationship when you're so young!

Why should we be so tedious as to repeat their error?

Bereft of depth and significance, cliches feel dull and flat, so tedious as to be tiresome.

The testimony was so tedious at times that in the morning session, Judge Scott M. Gordon yawned broadly.

CHICAGO — The pace was so slow, so tedious at times that the loudest noise inside United Center was often the bounce of the ball and the squeak of sneakers.

Little did I know that it would take a month to track down four hours, 26 minutes and 25 seconds of music, or that most of those tunes would be so tedious I would have to limit myself to five a day to stop them putting me ofbrass for life.

The new law, strongly backed by President Vladimir V. Putin, created extensive new filing requirements, which in some cases the organizations said had been so tedious and lengthy as to be almost impossible to fulfill.