Sentence examples for to be tedious from inspiring English sources

Kingsbury has a wonderful way of telling his tales, so that details you'd expect to be tedious come to life.

Artists lip-synching during high-stakes live appearances is so ordinary now as to be tedious to discuss.

A number of entertainers have published their reminiscences in the past few years, but, with one or two exceptions, these have tended to be tedious.

Probing for such loopholes used to be tedious and slow, but the advent of automated tools made it possible for hackers to do this while they slept.

So far, we're told they have secured only the support of one Eddie Izzard, whose appearance at Labour events is becoming so predictable as to be tedious.

Suffice it to say that for a nonperformer the task turned out to be tedious and unedifying, raising many more questions than it answered.

You have to be careful and not overstep the line from being relaxed to being tedious and I think we've kept on the right side of that".

To descend to particulars would be tedious and presumptuous on my part, being an ignorant Westerner myself.

It can be tedious to sort through the non-specific response genes to find the critical functional genes.

"That would be tedious to me," he says.

(A fact so well known that I would be tedious to elaborate on it).