Sentence examples for tedious debates from inspiring English sources

Plus two tedious debates settled in one go: they are a truly great team; and they're not "boring".

The extensive literature on the subject also reveals lively (if tedious) debates on subjects like lard versus oil versus Crisco, marinating versus brining, and cayenne versus Tabasco.

(Some writers have been calling George a "superstar" which seems to be the NBA equivalent of calling a quarterback "elite" in that it's a meaningless distinction that exists only to spur incredibly tedious debates).

Dig into the tedious debates surrounding any procurement program.

One of the most irritating things about the past few years of Sarah Palin's shadow has been the tedious debates over whether or not there's such a thing as a "conservative feminist," i.e., a "feminist" who opposes everything that feminists fight for, except the election of women into office.

Later, during a tedious debate, Mr. Duane fetched them two cans of Diet Coke.

The season-opening series sparked a tedious debate on pace-of-game procedures.

Democrats fought the plan during often tedious debate over the two days.

Not physical authenticity — that was wrong, that was right, a fantastically tedious debate to get into — but emotional authenticity".

And most of all, Papo & Yo — my favorite game of the year — ended once and for all the tedious debate over whether a game can make you cry, or whether you should be ashamed if it can.

There is, of course, plenty of urgent discussion going on at the moment about how to better communicate the climate change message following the events of recent months, such as the hacked/stolen/leaked/[for the purposes of avoiding a tedious debate, insert your own term] UEA emails, which have caused public confidence in climate science to nose dive.