Sentence examples for too tedious to read from inspiring English sources

There was no label too tedious to read, no piece undeserving of her scrutiny.

Even now, the mob waving pitchforks and torches finds the details of accounting, compensation and corporate governance too tedious to take seriously.

The tone of his voice eerily recalls that of the only other French erotomane who is as tedious to read: Colette's first husband, Willy.

Nor do we require so much prep: the job of shucking oysters is as tedious to read about as it is to perform.

This may be a reasonable presentation of a mind at the end of its tether, but it's tedious to read.

Then make your poster big and bold, without reams and reams of text (which is, frankly, a bit tedious to read).

I'd transcribe the speech that bubbled out of her, but it would be tedious to listen to, tedious to type, and tedious to read, and it boiled down to "I talk a lot".

The text of a blog post is often tedious to read and images can break up writing into bite-sized chunks that are more "digestible".

3) The paper is somewhat tedious to read because there is so much data presented.

They can refer to drug monographs to find these properties, however drug monographs are long and tedious to read during consultation.

9) Although paper is generally clearly written, it is very tedious to read because of the complicated nature of the protocols.