Sentence examples for tedious matters from inspiring English sources

But much of this book is devoted to more tedious matters, and not all of it is even firsthand.

The independents and, to some extent, the smaller parties are unburdened by such tedious matters as to how to win power.

Here we might discuss not such tedious matters as "the marginal propensity to consume", nor the niceties of "demand management" (questions that probably bored Keynes even as he formulated them) but what, exactly, capitalism is for, and whether, as Keynes periodically hoped, it could ever be significantly modified or superseded.

The program was divided into two components, "Religious Leaders and the Courts" and "Mediation and Community Dispute Resolution," each of which served as a reminder that panel discussions are almost always a little tedious, no matter how interesting the participants.

But none of those tedious little annoyances matter in a moment like this: Sony's press conference is just seconds away.

What may seem like tedious labors over technical matters can have a large impact on public employees, taxpayers and investors.

China has been keen to move negotiations on from tedious discussions over practical matters, such as illegal Chinese immigrants, and instead talk about Taiwan's political future and its return to the mainland.

"Can we do something a little bit more animated?" It's a dangerous line to insert into such a tedious work, where the subject matter, which hints at the freedom and danger of taking flight, slips into melodrama, with couples bickering.

That was the year I realized the importance of rituals, no matter how tedious the preparation involved.

No matter how tedious the play or how dreary the performers, the modern audience feels somehow obliged to rise to its feet and applaud like mad.

"When we were in Boston and right out of college and working three or four different jobs, no matter how tedious something might be, if John was there, it was fun".