Sentence examples for they were tedious from inspiring English sources

Some greeted the publication of the batch of letters with a shrug – and even a yawn, suggesting that they were tedious.

He had given a speech about the Labour past, a totally banal speech as it happened, creating associations that were every bit as hackneyed as they were tedious.

Things are either so weighty that they're tedious, or so fluffy that they're unimportant".

But most Russian political trials look very different: they are tedious, anonymous affairs.

They are tedious and superficial, and at some point they will want to know what my problem is".

They are tedious, scripted events matched and surpassed in their shallowness by the ceaseless chorus of commentary supplied by my tribe.

But this Liverpool side needs ripping up, given that (a) they're tedious to watch, (b) they're not very good, and (c) Emile Heskey.

Even the action sequences, which must have been quite hard to make, remind one of those in the later Bond films; interesting to describe, they are so unbound by any rules except the rule of Now He'll Jump Off That Fast-Moving Thing Onto the Next Fast-Moving Thing that they are tedious to watch.

However, crowdsourcing such tasks is still a challenge as they are tedious for humans and can require expert knowledge.

But there are many, many people who don't use any kind of PIN or pattern lock at all because they're tedious to enter.

Other sophisticated methods such as the autonomous triaxial and high-pressure triaxial tests can give a good quantitative measure of shale fluid interaction by measuring the axial load, sample deformation, cell and pore pressures, but they are tedious and intensive processes (Mody et al. 2002).