Sentence examples for sort of tedious from inspiring English sources

You begin to look out for the word "hate" as soon as you have read the word "love," like a sort of tedious game.

And even after polls have shown that strong majorities of both Americans and Cubans are eager to move on from a self-defeating embargo policy after five decades, critics like Sen. Ted Cruz have used the trip to launch the same sort of tedious attack we've heard for years: diplomatic engagement with Cuba is nothing short of a full endorsement of the Castros.

You had to haul through all sorts of tedious stuff about stereo systems and a well-stocked bar before getting to one item of sexual information and it seems to me this might have been the place where I picked up the information about Saran Wrap.

If you generally find this sort of thing tedious, fear not.

It's sort of a tedious job, which is why I often stem the entire bunch at once to get it done.

It was sort of a tedious thing to begin with and we were in this tiny apartment with our entire crew, no air conditioning.

If our buses didn't stop every two blocks—if they were planned more dynamically, where you hail them by pressing a button on a lamppost, or by paging them on your phone, instead of having the bus stop automatically every two blocks, which is sort of a tedious process and really inefficient we could have buses move more quickly, and get people where they need to go a lot faster.

Sounds kind of tedious, doesn't it?

It was kind of tedious and made my brain hurt.

Flaunting gross-out violence and cartoonish trappings, "Dust Up" is the sort of self-impressed tedious effort that many thought had died with the post-Tarantino imitations of the 1990s.

Due to this sort of process becoming tedious it is found that the process is quite often not conducted efficiently and in some cases is not conducted at all (Shiratuddin & Thabet 2011).