tedium造句

Can abolish tedium and prevent psychological crisis.

Possibly, because I have an even more outrageous suggestion that will increase any perceived tedium.

Worse, she became increasingly frustrated with the tedium of running errands.

Heart still, no body has far, perhaps is a affair, the youth is unexpected timesong tedium.

If you're smart enough and can stand the tedium, go ahead and fill your poker bots' pockets.

European state workers are often badly paid, having consciously accepted low salaries and tedium in exchange for job security.

Cut out the tedium of converting your photos manually by using automation features in your photo editing software.

There is a perception that cabin crew – men and women – are fair game and sometimes it can get flirtatious; I guess it relieves the tedium.

Undoubtedly the very tedium and ennui which presume to have exhausted the variety and the joys of life are as old as Adam.

It all adds up to a simulacrum of French village life - but without the tedium, because you are in the epicentre of civilisation.

But when work is interesting, it is capable of giving satisfaction of a far higher order than mere relief from tedium.

Sceptics about the value of big mergers often turn out to be right: promised synergies never materialise and managers get sucked into the tedium of integrating IT systems and the like.

I find the emphasis on quantity over quality often leads to frustration, boredom, and resentment-there's nothing worse than the mindless, rote tedium of feeling forced to play 90 minutes a day.

Just as being bored by years of monotony is a valuable preparation for life, so is finding out that there's a world of luxury and misery beyond that tedium.