Sentence examples for tedious question from inspiring English sources

Soon the tedious question would arise: What should we do that afternoon?

The media chatter about the book has focused largely on the tedious question of who exactly was to blame for which cock-up during the doomed McCain-Palin presidential campaign.

As the author of over 80 books for young readers, several of which garnered an adult readership long before the excitement about "crossover" titles, she must find it a tedious question.

From Columbia University, Kui Tang, Zhehao Mao, Tanay Jaiburia, Sid Nair, Cecilia Schudel and Moses Nakamura are building a recommendation engine for groups using Hunch's API as a solution to the tedious question of "where should we all eat tonight?" The hack assembles the tastes of each group member, balancing them out to recommend something everyone can agree on.

For decades fans of darts have had to endure tedious questions about whether it is actually a sport.

Using tax software simplifies the process, because the program performs the calculations and asks the user simple, if tedious, questions, then fills out the forms.

But the pressure in Vancouver is high right now, with reporters asking tedious questions about "do you think you need to play well for the team to win?" and fans going on Twitter flipping 140-character lids.

"I am pissed off with this guy and his little, tedious questions," he said of a reporter.

(Neil Gorsuch, in a somewhat tedious series of questions, indicated that he wanted to write something based on "property rights").

BOSTON — One of the tedious but necessary questions that Miami Coach Erik Spoelstra fields before each game is listing the inactive players for that night's contest.

A half-day spent one recent Monday at the elbow of two telephone representatives, Mr. Zinno and Bradley Benkoski, found them grappling with a wide, often tedious, array of questions.