Emilio felt this, Emilio felt that, sometimes at tedious length.
At tedious length, Mr. Bermel develops bluesy notions hardly worth a sideways glance.
Cohen's abortive attempts to write the book he is supposed to be ghostwriting are reproduced at ineffably tedious length.
It's a tortuously ornate courtroom argument, written fearlessly by Kushner in all its complexity, and delivered by Lewis at what in lesser hands might have been tedious length.
The mind boggles – or it would if authors didn't spend a good majority of their time assiduously, and at tedious length, trying to avoid cliches.
Aside from what "Pond Scum" says about Thoreau, the piece is a diffuse tantrum, and that David Remnick published it (and unedited judging by its tedious length), says something about him.
The ceremonies were shortened, because of the "tedious length of the same which should weary and be hurtsome peradventure to the King's majesty, being yet of tender age", and also because the Reformation had rendered some of them inappropriate.
Even then, he insists on explaining "the Eastern philosophy" he studies, at such tedious length that what are basically chiropractic sessions are 10percenttreatmentnt and 90percentt explanation of how the blood flows around the brain when the chakras or whatever are in tune with the moon.
