Sentence examples for tedious with from inspiring English sources

The negotiations have been tedious, with Iran appearing to be playing for time, diplomats say.

No, Video Riding the office elevator may become less tedious with the addition of silent, flat-panel video screens that show advertising and news via the Internet.

"You can go out to the leaks on the ground and put chambers over them and measure how much is coming out, but that is incredibly tedious with over three thousand leaks in the city.

Controlling your home entertainment is tedious with only a smartphone, however, as it's never a single button push to get the job done and always takes longer than you'd like.

Once you've heard about the tabloid-friendly parts (the monologue by the president's penis), the book's mixture of fantasy and supposed fact is tedious, with a rehash of the Lewinsky details that give new meaning to Clinton fatigue.

Christopher Tookey writes: "Diana the movie is not as tacky or sensationalist as one might fear...The trouble is that in being so careful and eager not to offend, the film is a more than a little tedious, with a lightweight, romantic storyline that fails to surprise, let alone sustain a movie that lasts nearly two hours.

Ms. Stuart frequently plays with the oblique and the tedious, often with thoughtful results.

In practice, the sexual mixing that happens with each generation makes this tedious even with today's DNA-analysis techniques.

But, from there on in, it is anti-climactic with a lot of laborious and frankly tedious business with latchkeys.

Conjuring objects into existence with Printeer thus won't require specialist CAD skills or even any tedious wrangling with a PC.

But how tedious, compared with watching baseball.