Sentence examples for to get tedious from inspiring English sources

Anyway, I can tell I'm beginning to get tedious by banging on about this.

The "chillwave" thing was always going to get tedious quickly because it's so easy to rip off, but here J.Viewz so brazenly robs hot women, sunsets, the beach, pools, good times, airplanes, and, just, all of his ideas from Washed Out that "Salty Air" can only be considered the sound's death rattle.

Uniforms may be easy to wear, but when they get tedious to see, chances are that their days are numbered.

For the serious cowards among us, the chronic need to conquer fear can get tedious.

Saying "Hi," or "What's up?" with no real topic to talk about can get tedious.

Instead of that, though, we get tedious ruminations on religion to no discernible coherent conclusion.

Having to check e-mail every moment can get tedious, which is why billionaires have assistants.

Where you most expect punctuation, it may not show up at all: "You have to give initial capitals to the words Biro and Hoover otherwise you automatically get tedious letters from solicitors".

In the hands of a lesser songwriter, the lovey-dovey melodrama might get tedious, but Sade is a skillful lyricist; she skirts close to cliches but manages to alight on the telling, touching image.

Always moving in a group can get tedious when not all of the group wants to move.

Though long drawn out, they never get tedious and each is quite different in character and contributes to the dramatic development.