Sentence examples for tedious reading from inspiring English sources

"In the early 19th century, a comma was placed after every phrase, which makes it tedious reading.

I thought his columns made for tedious reading.

The minutiae can sometimes make for tedious reading.

That may be wise politics, but it makes for tedious reading.

And as Mr. Copping notes at one point, "To produce a comprehensive list of all SO options would make for tedious reading".

Diderot's major plays, Le Fils naturel (1757; "The Illegitimate Son") and Le Père de famille (1758; "The Father of the Family"), make tedious reading today.

Employing a single, uniform style throughout your article will make for a tedious read.

The plot's supposed twists are about as visible as a bucket of blood on virgin snow, which can make it a tedious read at times.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: go gay COMMENT FROM ZONGERFIELD: This speech is more tedious than reading Middlemarch.

Charles Dickens is apparently "tedious" and reading Thomas Hardy or Jane Austen will put you off studying English at A-level, especially if you live in a multicultural area or come from an ethnic minority.

At first it's relaxing – and as I said in my first encounter, calm – but I suspect that over time the lack of packing will make scrolling through long lists of apps tedious, and reading chunked information (such as Facebook and Twitter) exhausting.