Sentence examples for tedious controversy from inspiring English sources

One great work that emerged from this era of often tedious controversy was Paolo Sarpi's Istoria del Concilio Tridentino (1619; History of the Council of Trent).

And in some good news for people who like their controversies to be tedious: This controversy is super-duper tedious.

"Ugh, more tedious DRS controversy" is an often-repeated line for those of us on over-by-over duty at the Guardian.

That's the BREAKING NEWS from Augusta National, a CONTROVERSY which knocks this tedious Tigergate nonsense into a COCKED HAT (from a legal position in the dropzone).

Not everyone took the President's involvement in the controversy seriously; he was often included in satirical cartoons of the day, pointing to the superficial and tedious disagreements for which the writers lambasted one another.

Tedious, dull.

"So it's tedious, really tedious.

Supposedly tedious, that is.

Tedious, maybe, but "relaxed".

The search became tedious.

He finds them tedious".