Sentence examples for tedious yet from inspiring English sources

All this button-pushing and menu-scrolling is tedious, yet I wonder if it's not premeditated.

The conversations they have there are appropriately tedious, yet always hint at the horror of what they are doing.

Jeter's tedious, yet rather brief, rehabilitation from a dislocated shoulder he sustained in the Yankees' season opener made a spectacle of a pit stop here as he played for the Trenton Thunder.

Regressive and tedious, yet sturdy and believable, and – most importantly – absolutely, inconceivably fucking massive.

The folks over at Jezebel.com have once again taken on the tedious, yet eye-opening, task of compiling its seasonal New York Fashion Week racial diversity report -- documenting the number of White, Black, Asian, Latina and Other represented in the shows and sadly little has changed.

FEW things in our financial lives could be as tedious yet as important as reviewing the policies that insure what we own.

An assignment to a public official's security detail is at once incredibly tedious and yet highly prestigious.

It was tedious, and yet you had to indulge them, because you could see how much they enjoyed it, this performance of adulthood.

The director's cut is long and at times remarkably tedious, and yet, that is in many ways precisely the point.

The only pity is that any space that might have been devoted to Marston's fellow exponents of free love, or to further details about the New Women he ardently admired, has to be devoted instead to the tiresome exploits and yet more tedious classical antecedents ("After Hippolyte defeated Hercules he stole her magic girdle", etc) of Marston's fantasy woman.

(Ginia Bellafante) 'RAINBOW KISS' A frantic yet tedious play about male sexual obsession in the Scottish Highlands that becomes increasingly incredible as the main character develops a pathological fixation on a good-time girl he meets in a pub for a one-night stand (2 15).