Sentence examples for tedious look from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately this is Democracy Now, no exclamation mark, a tedious look at what's happening in democracy now: for which read US politics (Michelle Obama: that's what's happening).

It's so easy for designers to put dancers in things that are comfortable and easy to dance in – basically, bare feet and pyjamas – which is so tedious to look at and evokes nothing.

Those of you compelled to take public transport might find some wisdom in this piece of advice on what to do if the journey goes past the half-hour mark, and is getting tedious: "You look straight ahead.

Despite the accuracy of this approach, due to the detection of all the consuming activities corresponding to a power model of a component, its drawback is that sometimes it is tedious to look for all the activities in an IP code especially with a great number of code lines.

And chapter books, particularly series, represent a thrilling milestone, however formulaic and tedious they may look to adult eyes.

Show by the Bible -- when debating with a liberal -- that liberals look tedious and "afraid to believe and afraid to change (to repent)" because God is real, but opinions are just like theories.

To convert the data to carbon dioxide emissions is tedious, so I looked at online carbon footprint calculators.

Darning tights and socks to extend their life may sound tedious (some friends looked on in disbelief) but it has become part of my regular weekend routine.

In my old age, I have become interested enough to bother with records, and the tedious business of looking things up, and I have found that several different families owned that house between the time that the Netterfields sold it and the time that my parents moved in.

These are tedious days, and guys look at him and go, 'This guy wants it bad.' " The St . LouisCardinals know the look.

I used to find these missives tedious, but now I look forward to them.