Sentence examples for tiresome task from inspiring English sources

Famiglietti described the tiresome task of "dispelling myths" about guns and gun owners and combatting what he called the "false info out there".

A key step was the creation of pre-compiled, Internet-distributed Linux distributions which saved the local system administrator from the tiresome task of compiling everything by hand.

As Woodman explained it, when a camera is plugged in to be charged, the service would upload the footage to a cloud service, eliminating the tiresome task of manually transferring the data from an SD card into editing software.

Sifting through the reviews of Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice proves to be a tiresome task.

When did these media-savvy, metropolitan, middle-class middle youthers start emanating the air of a super-race charged with the slightly tiresome task of tidying the rest of us up?

There have been a lot of questions about why Trump hasn't accomplished more in his first 100 days, but maybe it's because he assumed all along that being president would be a breeze compared to the tiresome task of hosting The Apprentice.

Some mitigation arrived after a few hours of tiresome tasks in the form of a runny bacon-and-egg sandwich from a nearby deli washed down with cold orange juice.

Not only was the sled heavier; he constantly had to break track, and he had to carry out alone the tiresome tasks of making camp each night and packing up in the morning.

When I was a young doctor in training, I was told that it was a waste of my talent to go into primary care, that much of my time would be spent on tiresome tasks like refilling medications and fighting on the phone with insurance companies to get prior authorization for various prescriptions.

One might ask: What are employees to do all day now that the bots have freed them of their tiresome tasks?

Rejecting the nascent women's-liberation movement, she nevertheless blamed sexism for the G.O.P.'s failure to fully embrace its most strenuous conservatives: The Republican Party is carried on the shoulders of the women who do the work in the precincts, ringing doorbells, distributing literature, and doing all the tiresome, repetitious campaign tasks.