Sentence examples for tedious case from inspiring English sources

If this sounds like just another tedious case of spin against spin – well, it isn't, quite.

(Manohla Dargis) 'BROOKLYN LOBSTER' (No rating, 90 minutes) Kitchen-sink neorealism set in Sheepshead Bay: although well acted by Danny Aiello and Jane Curtin, too much of the film plays like a tedious case history from a business school textbook.

The local correspondent for The New York Times wrote that Benjamin, "a distinguished stranger", drew the largest crowds to the courtroom and "the Senator is making this terribly tedious case interesting".

However, until recently, this has mostly been done on a tedious case-by-case basis and repeated separately by different researchers because the results were not shared in a consistent fashion.

Diagnosis and treatment for implant failure is the tedious process in case of load bearing and hip, knee artroplasty implants.

We on the other side need this sentiment too, because the flaccid no campaign has focused on the dry, the tedious; the worst-case scenarios, and the scaremongering.

Solving the equations is straightforward but tedious in genaral cases.

What saved the performance from ever becoming tedious — as was the case at the best of the Happenings, for that matter — was its humor, its genially aggressive physicality and its playful intellectual charge.

However, aggregation is more tedious in such a case.

Since the derivation of the variance expression for frequency selective channel case is tedious, we used simulations to estimate the same.

However, transferring data to these databases (e.g. from field notebooks) can be tedious and in some cases will be subject to transcription errors.