Sentences with phrase «as tedious»

Your «to - do» list won't seem half as tedious when you're recording it in a stylish little book like one of these.

And surprisingly, it really wasn't as tedious (or long) as I'd thought it would be!

As tedious as it can be, it is important to research all your options before making remodeling decisions.

As tedious as this advice sounds, over and over again I have seen resumes where one change meant the wrong punctuation was left in place; an entire sentence was inadvertently repeated word - for - word; or dates on jobs overlapped in an impossible way.

Looking for and installing an app on a screen the size of a quarter is exactly as tedious as it sounds, but fortunately you can use the Play Store's website on a computer to remotely install apps to the watch.

The installation is quick and painless, but the act of actually adding media to Plex - which requires setting up specifically named folders and subfolders and naming video files in a certain format - is best described as tedious, irritating and at points downright ridiculous.

Getting auto insurance quotes should not be as tedious... (more) January 19, 2010

Getting auto insurance quotes should not be as tedious as it normally is.

Buying life insurance is about as tedious as applying for a personal loan at your bank or credit union — lots of paperwork and a lot of waiting around, but ultimately, pretty easy.

Document review has been criticized as tedious, mind - numbing, sweatshop work with little chance for advancement, low prestige, a lack of steady work, stigma and a work atmosphere where breaks are limited and speed is monitored.

It's not difficult so much as tedious.

But the vitriol is as tedious as it is unenlightening.

In order not to make this site as tedious as all the others so we can build a community, we can't respond to every attempt to fillibuster.

[edit — there is nothing as tedious as people whining when tedious comments get deleted.

Frustrated and bored with that what he saw as the tedious constraints of that idiom, Baldessari scrapped it early on in his career, turning his efforts instead to «phototext» works that muddy the distinction between photography and painting, questioning the relationship between visual and verbal language.

It's as tedious a display of art as I have seen since, well, 1964 - 1979.

The added challenge is cool, but eventually vacuuming in Serial Cleaner becomes as tedious as the real thing.

It's a fun challenge and honestly neither as hard nor as tedious as it might sound.

«Not AS tedious» being the key phrase there.

While the game does aim to be challenging, this dissonance (and the root causes of it, which we'll get into later) stopped the game from being rewarding and instead made it as tedious as swimming in lava.

I'll tell you, it would be the same only not as tedious trying to find them all!

To further complicate things, the process of using these cards in battle is just as tedious as anything.

The company are also adding groups, so that organisation of games and apps isn't as tedious a task.

This added layer of depth to the strategy would be a blessing if the combat didn't feel as tedious and repetitive as it does.

Mainly you feel you're constantly doing something different, wolf, dungeon, horse, puzzle etc. are better paced than Skyward Sword and the latter game isn't as tedious as the Windwaker.

Held up by some as a step forward for gaming as a whole in terms of interactive storytelling; yet decried by others as a tedious exercise in instruction following that holds both your hands way too tight.

Also, as tedious as it is, do yourself a favour: devour the fine print before you buy.

A journey from the east coast can be almost as tedious — about 12 hours for flights to Buenos Aires or Santiago de Chile.

This process isn't as tedious as it sounds.

You must remember that a car title loan is not as tedious to process compared to the usual bank loan.

But take the process step by step, and you'll find it's not quite as tedious as it first appears.

You will need to enter in some personal info but not as tedious as the paper application.

I have personally arranged for AT&T connections to several sites for my employer in the past and although I would NOT characterize it as tedious, it is definitely a non-trivial exercise and requires some significant lead - time.

Keep in mind that as tedious as this post might seem to be, I had to do this for quite a few books when I was an editorial assistant years ago.

We still wouldn't user this browser for anything but quick searches, but at least the experience is no longer as tedious.

We still wouldn't anticipate using this browser for anything but quick searches, but at least the experience is no longer as tedious.

Their comments are getting as tedious as they are offensive.

For most students, 4th grade math worksheets are viewed as a tedious, boring task.

Putting many 5 - minute segments in sequence may be as tedious or difficult as a single 1 - hour piece.

And yet... is there any classroom activity quite as tedious sounding as «review and reinforcement?»

Dialogue written to be funny comes off as tedious and boring.

They mostly come off as tedious people whose problems are uninteresting.

by Jefferson Robbins I suspect «Game of Thrones» has started to find its high - fantasy elements as tedious as I have.

It gets little better for Lake as he gets older, and for the first half hour, the film layers the story in multiple flashbacks, which isn't at all as tedious as it sounds.

As tedious as that has become, the colors looked fine within the design parameters.

Exactly as tedious as Steamboy, then, and covering exactly the same ground, Howl's Moving Castle shares with Ôtomo's film, too, a giant steam - powered ball as its central image, encapsulating a vision of Victorian England in a Frankenstein's yin / yang clattering along inexorably like the Industrial Revolution while gorgeous impressionistic watercolour towns are polluted by coal smoke from a fleet of trains burning through the forests at night.

As tedious as much of this sounds, an odd thing happened around «Allegiant's» midway point.

The mean one is Betty (Kirsten Dunst), the promiscuous one is Giselle (Maggie Gyllenhaal), the plain one is Constance (the very pretty Ginnifer Goodwin), and the brilliant one is Joan (Julia Stiles)-- one gets unhappily married, one gets happily married, one gets sad over an ill - conceived dalliance, and one gets a shot at happiness against all odds (because she's «ugly»); when the film deposits them in a secret society where libations are indulged and secrets spilled, what begins as tedious becomes a death march.

It's a series of routines within a routine formula, and the result is as tedious as it sounds.

The final bludgeoning act is just as tedious and terrible to look at as the first two hours.