Sentences with phrase «tedium of»

My labor of love is the tedium of every day with three small and wonderful children.

Born and raised in southern California, I love the great outdoors, and I want to shed myself of the monotonous tedium of my low paying 9 to 5.

Sometimes it's fun to get away from the tedium of writing resumes and cover letters by taking quizzes and surveys.

A resume focused on a specific target job, and built from the ground up with the customer's needs for that job in mind, will perform better in resume database searches, and will resonate far more effectively with recruiters, whose eyes are already glazed from the tedium of reading resumes.

The E-Note is a shortened cover letter for the digital age where emails are sorted and decisions made with snap - your - fingers speed [Tweet This] in a world where people would rather hit «archive» than resort to the tedium of information overload (well - written or otherwise).

As such, I would imagine the tedium of doing the same thing year after year with no end in sight can be a downer.

Cover letters can feel like a breath of fresh air after the tedium of the resume, as you can write with creativity and style where your administrative assistant resume had to sound robotic and impersonal.

Point the Pixel 2 XL's camera at a Wi - Fi password, and you can capture it, saving yourself from the tedium of data entry.

It has a simple interface (both hardware and software) and it does a whole lot on your behalf specifically to offload the tedium of programming and managing your HVAC system.

Everyone hates entering passwords — the tedium of password entry has spawned an entire industry of password managers.

Similarly, former Justice Kirby describes one of the deadly courtroom sins as «failing to laugh appropriately at judicial humour, injected deftly to relieve the tension or tedium of the court».

This enables attorneys like you to eliminate the tedium of updating, generating, and editing your documents.

That said, there was a notable leap this week when Deloitte and Kira Systems announced an alliance «to bring the power of machine learning to the workplace, an innovation that could help free workers from the tedium of reviewing contracts and other documents.»

This is easy, since most major US banks are included in the drop - down menu — saving you the tedium of digging out your routing number.

Slaughter and May's collaboration with Luminance comes as law firms attempt to find ways to cut the cost and in many cases tedium of the M&A due diligence process and follows the announcement in July that DLA Piper has signed up with Kira Systems to implement a global artificial intelligence tool for document review.

Just as the pop - music album eventually will be replaced by individual track download sales — relieving both artist and listener of the tedium of all those «filler tracks» — I can see massive legal texts being replaced by specialized PDFed chapters that are, in effect, mini-books on very specific subjects.

Eliminate the tedium of designating the storage location of documents you download.

It is only necessary to go through the tedium of having to repeatedly point this out, because like just anything about nuclear, some people just don't want to know.

You can have all the self - worth and peer - regard of working to save the human race with none of the tedium of having to justify your work to anybody.

Why let humanity swelter on an insufficiently pale blue dot when shining pink Peace prize fallout can terminate global warming without the rigors of carbon taxation, the moral hazards of geoengineering, or the tedium of Vice-Presidential telethons?

For many who lost everything to Hurricane Harvey, the World Series was a chance to escape, if just for a moment, the tedium of rebuilding their lives.

Binion started picking cotton when he was three and the repetitiveness and tedium of the work seeps through in Binion's recurring, unbroken mark - making and somber color pallete.

He is the Metro Editor at Hyperallergic, and his articles on public art, artist documentaries, the tedium of art fairs, James Franco's obsession with Cindy Sherman, and other divisive issues been published there and by Artnet, The L Magazine, Modern Painters, Art + Auction, BKLYNR, and Brooklyn Magazine, among others.

Often depicting lone female figures in dreary though regularly exclusive domestic interiors, her canvases convey an oddly charged atmosphere, poised between the tedium of housework, the boredom of rainy days spent alone at home, and something darker, weirder and more theatrical altogether.

In his most recent exhibitions he has introduced an element of controversy for anyone who has ever engaged with the tedium of delicate materials — the work is made to be broken.

To escape the grinding tedium of daily life, 10 fictional characters adopt strategies which are portrayed in pictures filled with references to the kind of art banned by the regime.

Westcombe's recent work deals with the fantasy world of the imagination and mines the expressive power of human desire as a means to alleviate boredom and confinement (one of Westcombe's projects was started as a way to relieve the tedium of 12 - hour shifts working as a car park attendant).

Battle Chasers: Nightwar tackles the tedium of traditional JRPG turn - based combat by turning every fight into a tense interplay of meaningful tactics.

It might seem tough for many who want to see themselves above and beyond the tedium of running and presenting a business, but if devs do not actively engage with it, they will needlessly lose out to those plucky few who will.

This greatly decreases the tedium of playing on the higher difficulty settings.

So that's it, it's all over, the excitement and tedium of the summer transfer window has finally come to an end, as the window slammed shut late last night leaving managers and fans everywhere... Read more

Tasty Butterfly Energy will refill the player's health and the brand new power meter, which is designed to empower fun and challenging platforming gameplay while avoiding the all - too - occasional tedium of resource management.

Largely, the tedium of tackling lesser creatures would have been detrimental if it wasn't for Mary Skelter's engaging combat system.

Whether you like it face - to - face or sneakily - yet - as - brutally - from - behind, you'll enjoy doing it in the Shadows of Mordor (stop giggling, pervert) and thanks to the Nemesis system, it all comes together very meaningfully to alleviate the eventual mindless tedium of most action games.

Miitomo was fun for a few days, but the tedium of dressing up your little Mii gets boring really quickly.

Plenty of side - quests are also available throughout the game, which definitely helps to break up the tedium of going somwehere, listening to a conversation, battling a boss, and heading back to the library.

I shall call these the 3 tedium of an adventure game.

Horizon: Zero Dawn did a great job of minimizing the tedium of grinding for items by allowing all craftable weapons to generate their own respective quest lines.

Because the nature of the adventure requires pluck heroes to have several items on hand at a moments notice, for them to all be a simple tap away eases the tedium of the menu slog.

And despite the tedium of the travel, the difficulty itself is quite balance since if you die you usually respawn no more than a few rooms earlier letting you jump right back into the fray.

I wish there were more cerebral challenges like these to balance the tedium of the dungeon crawl.

Another advantage with this release is an overhaul of the tutorial system, lessening the tedium of the game's play - pausing guidance.

Whether prompted by an unforeseen attack which ruptures the tedium of a desert hump or the thrill of calling in an devastating airstrike on a quarrelsome encampment, Operation Flashpoint: Red River delivers the type of thrills absent from most first - person shooters.

This should have been a common feature in Nintendo's co-op centric games since day one, but it's nice that they've finally implemented something to reduce the tedium of syncing controllers to another person's console.

And yeah, that Diablo roguelike is simultaneously humorous in origin and revealing of the tedium of the source's gameplay, speaking as a fan.

Epic throwdowns often made me repeat the tedium of climbing a colossus over and over after the wonky physics tossed me from the top.

The single player game attempts a Serenity-esque Western in space vibe, but it's hardly noticeable given the tedium of the missions.

The third person shooter aspects of the game aren't bad - not great, but not bad - but most of the fun is sucked out of it by the tedium of the strategy aspects of the gunfights.

Assault Horizon's most visceral improvement is the addition of Dogfight Mode (or DFM), which reduces the tedium of launching missiles toward distant specks on the horizon.

Find enough evidence and they can eventually lead you to the monster itself and mark it on your map, which eliminates a lot of the tedium of past games and is especially appreciated due to the frequency of how much monsters flee from battle in World when wounded.