Mr Clinton regales us with tedious lists of conferences, meetings and campaign stops.
Each reported method has its own setting of parameters and is too tedious to list, so almost all experimental values in Table 8 were quoted directly from the cited papers.
While Obama downplays wonkiness and Hillary presents her plans as tedious laundry lists, Bill makes connections and translates abstractions into folksy humor.
The Scripture consists of two verses from the Old Testament book of I Chronicles, a little-studied text otherwise made up of tedious genealogical lists.
Two women appeared at the bottom of the first 20 actors listed on IMDB, a tedious and interminable list of male actors that became impossible to count in my post-Thanksgiving food coma, and remained impossible to count the next morning when I had my wits about me.
But her latest article is a tedious to-do list.
Purposefully bad acting and dancing, a junky set and cobbled-together script, gratuitous pop references, a repurposing of historical material with a few vague feints at serious political undergirding — it's tedious even to list this stuff.
There is much jumping around and jumping ahead, with lengthy and slightly tedious detours to list all Lee's boastful and beside-the-point encounters with the US's various first families.
It has to be there in every one of these debates.8 55: But Cain's lists, tedious as they are, make his interventions sound structured and memorable.8 54: Cain is great as long as he avoids his penchant for lists.
They're often tedious in their listing of menus, in the constant rants about how boring children are, and the guilt-ridden, breast-beating accounts of epic drinking and dispiriting hangovers.
