Sentence examples for was so tedious that from inspiring English sources
The work was so tedious that after a while he asked if his friend Jack could take over.
As Simon Le Bon points out, making videos was so tedious that for a certain kind of artist they were an open invitation to take drugs and drink.
The process of sorting through online listings and trying to figure out which were legitimate was so tedious that he gave up after a day.
The philosopher Bernard Williams once wrote a paper, "The Makropulos Case," in which he argued that eternal life would be so tedious that no one could bear it.
I have had one in my house for years, but, like my light switch, creating schedules for it is so tedious that my family ends up manually turning the heat up and down.
This process is so tedious that some companies are considering the idea of burning the dried algae in power stations instead.One firm that is not is Synthetic Genomics, the latest venture of Craig Venter (the man who led the privately funded version of the Human Genome Project).
The testimony was so tedious at times that in the morning session, Judge Scott M. Gordon yawned broadly.
One Christmas Eve I returned home frosted over from a predawn training run, and she gave me the kind of withering look I used to get when I practiced scales on the piano, a look that said, "That's so tedious; play some real music".
The trouble is that manufacturing silicon biochips has been so tedious and expensive that it has been impractical to mass produce them.
Most of these get-togethers are so tedious and inconsequential that many of the diplomats and journalists who attended them can hardly recall them, either.
