Sentence examples for tedious correspondence from inspiring English sources
Some of the documents provide insight into the mundane workings of a bureaucracy — tedious correspondence about reimbursement for stationery, references to insurance benefits for E.
Some of the documents provide insight into the mundane workings of a bureaucracy — tedious correspondence about reimbursement for stationery and postage, references to insurance benefits for E.
This sour assessment of the McCullers marriage does not keep Ms. Savigneau from quoting pages and pages of tedious correspondence exchanged by the couple during World War II, or from going on, at dreary and unnecessary length, about their ongoing spats and reconciliations and drunken high jinks.
Hinman changed his story — he now alleged that Arthur had been born in Canada — and he self-published "How a British Subject Became President of the United States," a ninety-page pamphlet made up of tedious bureaucratic correspondence and self-aggrandizing poetry.
This does not only avoid the tedious process, but also increases the accuracy, to obtain the correspondence between omnidirectional cameras without human interventions.
Entertaining as these letters are, a long family correspondence, even that of the Naipaul family, can at times be tedious.
Curated by Hamish Bowles, an editor at Vogue, the exhibition is a veritable goldmine of fashion guidance, showcasing Jackie's official wardrobe and accessories, her correspondence about fashion and decor, menus and seating charts from official dinners she privately complained were desperately tedious and film footage from triumphant state visits around the world.
"So it's tedious, really tedious.
Supposedly tedious, that is.
