Sentence examples for tedious static from inspiring English sources

Bazille's near-copy of the work, made the following year, clings to tonal shadings of the same elements, objectifying them to tedious, static effect.

According to Popp et al. (2016), with the advent of animation and game-like interfaces, testing has gone from a tedious, simplistic, static, single-sensory experience to a dynamic, tailored, and multisensory experience.

Safe, perhaps (though not from paedophile priests and Scoutmasters and teachers, all of whom were protected by the institutions that employed them), but static, tedious and bogged down in Victorian morality, petty prejudice and small-mindedness.

The program also included a comparatively "old" work, Morton Feldman's "Viola in My Life 3," an example of his spare, static (and invariably tedious) aesthetic.

Our endeavor shifts the brain atlas development paradigm FROM fragmented studies and mosaic content, "copy and paste" neuroanatomy, static presentation, and tedious neurological description TO holistic representation, truly 3D structural, vascular, connectional and functional neuroanatomy, dynamic brain de/composition (from blocks to brain), dysfunction brain atlases, and brain at work.

36 min: Still tedious.

Iterating through all these variables to match production rates from the wells and known static compartment pressure can be tedious and may generate inconclusive results.

Old men and women pecked forward like pigeons on cobblestone, or sat frozen with clutched newspapers on benches in the face of Manhattan's tedious spires, the skyline a channel no one watched that played anyway, like famous static.

Tedious, dull.

"So it's tedious, really tedious.

More static.