Sentence examples for tedious example from inspiring English sources

It was a rather tedious example of wacky artistic behavior for public consumption.

The tedious 'role model' argument is just one example of that.

Its rosterlike style can become tedious but the examples are powerfully dispiriting.

Some people have a knack for finding challenges in the most tedious of tasks — for example, by setting some kind of difficult quota.

The above example shows tedious calculation in candidate generation step.

But whereas these examples, while tedious, are harmless, there are times when cliched headlines can be more problematic.

These are only a few dozen letters long, so synthesising even a small bacterial genome from them would be tedious (wild M. genitalium, for example, has over half a million letters in its genome).

The great Max Ernst, for example, made some utterly tedious bronzes in his last years.

Because shopping for a mortgage, for example, is difficult and tedious, a site offering straightforward and easy-to-understand comparisons could be a hit.

In previous tests with Coupons.com's Passbook coupons, for example, I found it tedious to have to discard unused coupons after expiration.

Look for Robert Rodriguez's forthcoming Machete Kills! as an example of just how tedious applying a fake '70s filter can be.