Sentence examples for tedious ones from inspiring English sources

Tedious ones, such as reading Nietzsche, have not.

Many of the jobs that have been phased out have been fairly brutal, tedious ones (unless you think that coal mining is a noble art).

But there was always a troubling unevenness, with truly wonderful poems scattered among many tedious ones in the next 10 volumes.

In "Venice Saved" the audience truly takes over the show (the running time varies wildly but was three hours when I saw it), leading to some interesting debates about theater and some frustratingly tedious ones.

"A lot of people always look at the more tedious ones and say you must have such patience," Little told NPR, "but my reply is it doesn't take patience to do the things you enjoy".

The process was a tedious one with officials opening containers one by one as they were removed from the ship onto a dock.

(Zinoman) 'TO WALK IN DARKNESS' A pair of tedious one-acts, by a former mathematics professor, loosely (very loosely) based on two Henry James stories.

Her napkin routine seems extremely tedious, one that requires you to unfold it and refold it before placing it on your lap.

"That set's a tunnel a really tedious one, with no exit," she told me.

It had to be done through tedious, one-off partnerships with each e-mail provider and required lots of meetings and lots of paperwork.

It's a way of making a joke out of how ordinary and everyday this is for them, how it's just a job and a kind of tedious one at that".