Sentence examples for tedious world from inspiring English sources

In the often tedious world of media day, where reporters rotate among players, Rolle was most often asked about those tight ends, his mother, his experiences with the Cardinals in Super Bowl XLIII and his time at the University of Miami.

(Jeannette Catsoulis) 'THE GREAT RAID' (R, 132 minutes) This tedious World War II movie which re-enacts a real-life heroic rescue of American prisoners from a Japanese camp in the Philippines, slogs across the screen like a forced march in quicksand.

The startup has been attempting to make the absurdly tedious world of financial software fun, or at least less crappy, pitching itself as a "financial tool for people who hate finance".

They've become my personal symbol for an increasingly common phenomenon: the tedious, uninspired world traveler.

"Same tedious shit every World Cup. . . .

But in all honesty, however childish it sounds, I view politics as a tedious and impenetrable world of soul-destroying compromise populated by individuals too ambitious to speak clearly on issues of any importance, while generally defending the interests of the new wealthy friends they make while in power.

Taylor tells me that he sees Approved's mission as helping consumers navigate the often tedious and painful world of getting a mortgage.

It will come as an enormous shock to absolutely no one that a fashion column has no truck with the particularly tedious phrase "first-world problems".

"They are the most tedious people in the world".

Despite the slightly tedious nostalgia for the world of the New York intellectuals and the patient outlets of nineteen-fifties high journalism, I doubt that Edmund Wilson or Alfred Kazin would rightfully find much to complain about.

It's somewhere we're supposed to go to seek brief solace before re-entering a painful outside world of tedious conversations, obligatory tipping and buskers playing "Jerusalem".