If the obtuse dialogue and the inane story don't bore you silly, then the crude, tedious racing sequences, replete with whining engines, squealing brakes and enough close-ups of clutch pedals and shifting knobs to fill an instructional video, will surely induce a grinding headache.
Framed as a kind of eulogy for Pinckney's father, whose enthusiasm for the vote, and whose "tedious insistence on race" fuelled Pinckney's own interest, the book traces black suffrage from Reconstruction through last year's Supreme Court decision that hobbled the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Shooting and moving frame by frame is always a tedious and exhausting race against the sunset, it can be stressful but exhilarating as hell once you start getting into a groove while working with a beautiful location, light and clouds.
To completely skip this sometimes tedious process after a race, wait until you see the "auto-save" icon at the top of the screen disappear.
If Romney skates through Iowa and New Hampshire, the Republican race could get tedious mighty quick.
(Discussing its subtexts reputation, race, reconciliation would be tedious; trying to replicate them thirty years on would just be annoying).
He helped organise such races for various teams in Liverpool, but in his heart of hearts he thought it was tedious parkland stuff, and road-racing even worse.
However, on those occasions the Tour centred on waiting to see when Armstrong would make his first telling move in the mountains, which he did with unremittingly tedious regularity as soon as the race hit the Alps or Pyrenees.
Time and time again, former Republican political operative Joe Brezny has seen the high school play of state political races out until their tedious ends.
She explained how she felt about logging long hours in the backseat ("You don't understand the horrification of the car!") and that watching a race from a riverbank was tedious.
