Sentence examples for tedious legacy from inspiring English sources
It is stuffed to the brim with fake peril, that tedious legacy of reality TV that is supposed to keep an audience hooked but is so overused and trite that it invites cynicism at every turn.
But, more than anything else, it is the legacy of tedious hours at school.
The Kitchen's executive director, Tim Griffin, told me that he sees Vo "building on the legacy of minimalism, when something tedious becomes something gorgeous, when repetition opens into something else and time starts to operate differently".
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 lack of tools that support legacy code comprehension makes the maintenance process to be time consuming and tedious.
"So it's tedious, really tedious.
Supposedly tedious, that is.
Tedious, maybe, but "relaxed".
The search became tedious.
