Sentence examples for tedious message from inspiring English sources

You're not just selling this as a comedy so you can shoehorn in some tedious message about how technology is making us drift apart as human beings, are you?

I save mindless emails for nighttime, when I blunt the suffering of tedious messages while re-watching House Of Cards on Netflix.

Though the tale, based on a novel by Harold Frederic, remains relevant to our time, the film is too self-conscious and tedious for the message it delivers.

At the same time, long messages can be tedious.

The unnerving, grotesque effect of this gigantic image is good, but it would be just too tedious to discuss its punishingly obvious message.

Tracking and optimizing the exact message pdf's involves tedious computation, which is exacerbated by the fact the proposed new method is governed by a set of control points, rather than a single control point as in the conventional method.

All that gets tedious after a while.The protests' vague message chimes with a public sense of unfocused dismay.

They sound like they've just discovered this – their message has become pointless and tedious".

The central message of this long and tedious story is that in 2010 the fiscal rules of the EU required the Italian government to implement expenditure cuts and tax increases to bring its "structural deficit" down to -0.5 from -2.2 (if you really want it tedious have a look at the "explanation" in 24 Ore).

Since Annie Colville's Lancashire childhood, she has been mercilessly pestered by ghosts insisting she deliver messages about "unfinished business of a particularly tedious sort".

But tedious and verbose written statements, such as Bin Laden's 1996 "Message to His Muslim Brothers in the Whole World and Especially in the Arabian Peninsula, attracted little attention.