Sentence examples for tedious events from inspiring English sources

My colleague, Professor Fitzbaum, and I get dragged to so many tedious events.

Usually, conventions are lengthy and tedious events that serve as little more than hour-long campaign ads for the respective party's nominees for a few nights on live television.

They are tedious, scripted events matched and surpassed in their shallowness by the ceaseless chorus of commentary supplied by my tribe.

Anxiety and feelings of incompetence continue and now include concerns about school; these may be worsened by conversations with other parents at the sidelines of long and sometimes tedious sporting events.

His business trip consists of the same robotic, tedious chain of events: business-class flight, limo, awful business hotel, limo, office, limo, business-class flight.

That particular honour goes to no less a writer than André Gide, who turned Swann's Way down for his publishing house precisely because he thought Proust a "snob", and a "social butterfly" who did no more than report on tedious high society events.

To hound women wearing wetsuits on public beaches is a tedious and predictable event.

And fortunately, because I'm a journalist, I have an excuse to tell you about them, whereas otherwise I'd just be that appallingly tedious guy at social events who won't stop telling you about his favorite lifehacks.

Small site-to-site differences in these systems affect the rate constants and make the generation of the table of events a tedious task.

No event is too tedious to report, no dialogue too banal to reproduce verbatim.

We never find out why Guillermo got arrested, or even who he is, but this little exchange is a perfect introduction to Bedford's style: speed, omission, the sharp bite of event, without the tedious explanation.