Sentence examples for tedious list of from inspiring English sources

He opposed the Iraq war but voted to pay for its continuation.Mrs Clinton's speeches still include a long and slightly tedious list of micro-policies.

Mr Clinton regales us with tedious lists of conferences, meetings and campaign stops.

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.

On the list of tedious conversation topics, they fall somewhere between the five-day forecast and golf.

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.

Which brought to mind those tedious, endlessly recycled lists of "Top Misheard Lyrics".

This new list of stars is tedious and patronising in equal measure, a dull squeak of irrelevance.

The researchers gave a group of students a tedious task that involved transforming a long list of number strings into a new set of number strings.

And I don't think it ever really affected my work but that's only because the job was tedious – I just had to read a list of questions to the people I rang up, without even having to think. .

We know it with a stack of corroborating scholarship and we know it implicitly, so that even making a list of the accomplishments feels faintly tedious, and is helpful mainly as a counter to Eurocentrism.

He doesn't want to bore his readers with a long list of aches and pains, of tedious medical work, of the arguments he must surely occasionally have with Rupert, his partner.