Sentence examples for tedious sport from inspiring English sources

Now comes "Gold," a story of athletic ambition, Olympic glory, parental sacrifice and the mightily tedious sport of track cycling.

Towards the more tedious end of the modern sporting lexicon sits the phrase "an aggressive brand of cricket".

The longtime cultural ties to team sports like baseball (as tedious as soccer sometimes) and football and basketball take up a great chunk of our emotional and mental time.

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

None of my girlfriends could understand my overnight conversion to a sport which was so aggressively arcane, so forcefully tedious.

It's de rigueur for league fans to pontificate about how superior a spectacle their sport is but even caviar and champagne get tedious if they are shoved down your throat every two minutes for an entire weekend.

Yes, watching dressage can be as tedious as watching paint dry if one does not understand the sport, and the beating heaped on the classical form of training by liberal pundits may have damaged the sport for quite some time to come.

It takes one of the most exciting plays in sports and turns it into a clinical, analytical, tedious exercise in philosophy and ethics.

Sports commentary in this country is essentially a procession of tedious restraint.

Is the sport now so all-pervasive that actually watching a full match is becoming a tedious inconvenience if the relevant action and talking points can all be absorbed via osmosis on Twitter and other social media channels?

I absolutely love dancing and it is much better exercise than all that tedious sport/gym stuff!