Sentence examples for tedious features from inspiring English sources

The legacy of New Journalism can be found in the tedious features detailing a writer's tube journey to interview a movie star, the colour of the hotel carpet and the quality of the canapés.

The cycle of outrage is one of the more tedious features of contemporary political life, and the conceit that public figures need to be held accountable for anything and everything that's said by someone who's technically on "their side" only feeds the beast.

Neutrals may hope that The Super Eagles unclip their wings after all these years, before they are re-nicknamed The Adequate Pigeons, for no other reason than that footballing success would likely irritate the balaclavas off the Islamist terror groups who have become such a remorselessly and tragically tedious feature of the Nigerian newscape.

However, these handcrafted features often ignore the internal meanings of words or entities, require tedious feature engineering and expensive computation and lack adaptability for different scenarios.

Whitehead noted that marking mineral-rich planets alleviates the scanning, which was seen as a tedious feature in the main game.

The other day, my husband and I found ourselves unable to watch our exciting new box set of Modern Family without sitting through a tedious supporting feature: a mini-film about why we shouldn't buy illegal DVDs.

Look around 4's schedules today and this 'mission' to be provocative now seems to be licence to indulge in a relentless diet of nasty, voyeuristic so-called 'reality' documentaries, played out ironic quiz shows, tedious 'lifestyle' shows featuring aristocrats telling us how to knit ourselves out of austerity and er, The 500 Best Celebrity Tweets of 2013.

Her video for new single 'Scream and Shout', a collaboration with the ever-tedious Will.i.am, features Britney singing in a weird approximation of a British accent.

Dominating the output of older mavericks, Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, hypnotic or tedious according to taste, featured Joaquin Phoenix as a troubled war veteran in the 1950s sucked into a dubious religious cult.

The reason is in that the Ng-encapsulation has very low yields and features a rather tedious separation from the host fullerene [21].

Both feature the same tedious stock figures: slick, venal agents; demanding publishers; an insipid love interest who will be lost if the hero's dirty secret gets out.