Sentence examples similar to tedious even more from inspiring English sources

It also makes the game tedious -- even more tedious than really investing in mutual funds, since no real money is at stake.

This makes life even more tedious for people.

Force, who owns his car, also struggled to win, making his recovery even more tedious.

I put off answering your e-mail until I had an even more tedious task that I wanted to avoid.

With "regular" commercials already called boring by many consumers, one obvious risk of making commercials longer is making them even more tedious.

The early and ultimately meaningless portions of nonstrategic stages seem even more tedious without views of the attractive French countryside to pass the time.

Sorting through it involved not only the process of formatting and mastering the audio but also even more tedious chores like scouring hours of onstage banter to identify unlabeled tapes.

If squinting at the postage-stamp-size pictures you snap with your cellphone camera has got you down, using the phone's cramped keypad to e-mail them to your PC for a better view is even more tedious.

Although it's amusing to watch him point his nose in the air while taking aim at the ostensibly nicer characters, all of whom are even more tedious than Eli, the performance grows thin fast.

Even more tedious stuff For the record, as well as having been very involved in coordination, funding and operation of the ATLAS experiment at the CERN Large Hadron Collider, I am a member of STFC's Science Board (the senior advisory body to the research council which funds most big science projects and facilties in the UK).

One Touch made sense as a mobile-first product, because entering in information on smartphone's small screens is even more tedious than than it is on the desktop web.