Sentence examples for tedious enough from inspiring English sources

That would be tedious enough.

The authors have reached their findings after a series of elaborate and expensive experiments, and the book's description of these is tedious enough to convince us that they are scientifically sound.

Reading a four-page, nearly line-by-line recreation of a 1992 internal skit is tedious enough the first time, especially when Ms. Beard reads import where none exists.

These days, this knowledge is mostly latent, but it still exists: we are sectarians and snobs on a minute level, constantly sifting and sorting people into one or other historical identity and the whole business can be tedious enough, if you are on the receiving end of it.

Editing video is tedious enough on its own, but it becomes a whole new world of pain when producers, editors, audio guys, and others are trying to collaborate on a single project.

Those games, brimming with terminology tedious enough to make a librarian who can only get off when reciting the Dewey Decimal System into the mirror, while wearing a mask of old leather book covers, slip into a coma, know their audience and can confidently quip discombobulatingly without feeling like they've just dropped a new Esperanto on the world.

And make no mistake, "Paper Clips" is inspiring, but also, as a film, a little tedious, without enough narrative or exploration to justify its feature length.

Image-based techniques can be prohibitively tedious because enough pores must be analyzed to give an adequate statistical representation.

Truman had come up the "folksy", traditional way of the machine politician - a road overseer, farm-tax collector, a bridge-mender, a drainer of dirt roads after heavy rains, then a postmaster, a club organiser, then tedious nights learning enough law to justify his election as a county court judge.

Click here for video Also riling the Mail was this send-off in 2002: "As the Archbishop of Canterbury likes to say on these occasions, that's enough tedious w**k from me, let's party," a joke he repeated last year, introducing the films with "as my dear old grandmother used to say: Cop a load of this, bitches".

Manually tagging text documents is a very slow and tedious process; tagging enough documents that could be used to train an entity extraction system could easily take months and involve a large number of human experts' and wastes' valuable time for system users.