Sentence examples for tedious and finicky from inspiring English sources

Magical or not, candy making can also be tedious and finicky.

Letter writing, as Usher himself found, is finicky and tedious; and he didn't even have to find a stamp (60p for first class!) and schlep to the nearest postbox.

High-tech gear tends to be fragile and finicky.

(They're for sale, but with stipulations way too complicated and finicky to go into here).

Carlo, two, was fretful and finicky, with wispy dark hair and pale, almost translucent skin.

"The Bartlett is like the pinot noir grape, fussy and finicky," he said.

Besides, monitors are fragile and finicky, and a 53-pounder might cost plenty to return.

But CRT projectors can be expensive and finicky compared with newer-tech competition.

Overall, graphics performance seems improved, and finicky games such as Paradox Entertainments Europa Universalis run smoothly.

By manicured bushes, which frame And mirror her stiff and finicky Deportments.

"We use medical-grade platinum silicone, which is an expensive and finicky product.