The credits blow the show, with its endlessly tedious dialogue, out of the water).
The tedious dialogue that makes the series the dullest of the "Star Trek" franchise appears as well, with long discussions on what to do next and a less-than-rousing "let's give our all for the cause" speech near the end.
He applauds Tecmo's artistic detail in the cutscenes, saying that it enhances the storyline and offsets the tedious dialogue.
And Mr. Raines, though saddled with some of Goldman's more tedious "smart" dialogue, exudes the fever-pitched heartiness you see in politicians just before their careers crash.
On February 16th in Islamabad, India's foreign minister, Natwar Singh, and his Pakistani counterpart, Khurshid Kasuri, agreed to "impart momentum" to an ineffably tedious "composite dialogue" started a year ago.
No event is too tedious to report, no dialogue too banal to reproduce verbatim.
They are seeing for themselves the tedious, banal, sometimes hilarious dialogue of fixers, army officers and politicians eager for the cash offered by journalists masquerading as shady defense contractors.
Toews's penchant for summarized dialogue becomes tedious and distancing, turning scenes into virtual digests, and her inability, or unwillingness, to describe or contextualize — or even to gaze long upon — the passing countryside, is a real handicap when you're writing a road novel.
Todd Stern, the United States' special envoy for climate change and the lead negotiator at the talks here, said that the Rio conference brought together the critical players who could broaden the discussion beyond the rich country-poor country dialogue that had grown tedious.
Edge rated the game considerably lower, criticizing many aspects of the game for being tedious and uninnovative and describing the dialogue as "nauseating", particularly panning Tidus.
Mr. Norris arrives just as the blood baths and leaden dialogue are beginning to grow tedious, and his deadpan self-parody is pretty darn funny.
