tedium

One has a story to tell. Such is the tedium of office life, a little drama is always welcome.

But what one so often neglects to account for from the outside of any job is the tedium-- and I include writing in that.

For most Web sites, that's worth more than a little bit of tedium and error-correction.

And, having once decided to achieve a certain task, achieve it at all costs of tedium and distaste.

It was a simple enough tactic that contributed to the first-half tedium, but it was key to Chelsea eroding United's bite.

The key of rentable pavilion design was to avoid tedium no matter in the indoor and outdoor spaces or on the building surfaces.

Useful stuff, but the exact details involve a lot of memorization and a lot of tedium that you don't normally need as a programmer.

Furthermore, our obsession with practice comes with serious drawbacks, since the tedium of practice can prove discouraging for beginners.

To be able to transplant autologous (self-derived) kidneys would save many lives and spare many people the tedium and expense of dialysis.

Portland defines the command xdg-email, which manages all the common tedium involved in such a task.

These scribing could turn out only a few hand-lettered books in a lifetime of tedium.

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

Non-resistance to the tedium, however, can make it a lot less painful.

This class encapsulates many routine tasks in ADO programming, which reduces the tedium and increases the reusability of your code.

While this might seem a recipe for tedium and repetition, actually it's an opportunity, as you will see shortly.

Many patients with diabetes become frustrated by the tedium of inflexible insulin instructions and unpalatable dietary restrictions.

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

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

One of the larger consequences of the government's efforts to contain the spread of the swine-influenza virus here in Mexico City is tedium.

The expense and tedium of ferries or Eurostar would be a thing of the past.

It finds laughter in the burlesque of grade school dunces and the tedium of a granny's knitting needles.

The tedium of everyday existence does not tarnish my view of life, nor does it tamper with my ability to criticize it.

We desire that we may do so without an amount of tedium which ordinary human nature cannot endure with patience.

This is our daily life, the tedium, the talk that goes on in a family, and if there isn't talking there is always the television or a book.

The stink of exhaust, the mind-numbing tedium of traffic, parking lots blighting central city real estate.

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

"Man with beard, " dismissed my editor, signalling irrelevance and tedium.

Indeed, such climbs bring with them inordinate does of sheer misery, discomfort, tedium , and frustration.

Otherwise, days under house arrest can involve a lot of tedium and repetition, in the forms of television and books and eating and sleeping.

Sports is an escape nearly everywhere from the tedium of life.

don not know how to while away my tedium.

After all, any complicated operation that can be automated is tedium that can be avoided.

One reason is the group of tools - written in Ruby - that help to automate a lot of the tedium of coding.

Computers can relieve the employees of a lot of tedium.

In myself I could observe the following sources of tedium.

Risk is what separates the good part of life from the tedium .

He seems very bored but not sopressed by tedium that he finds the prospect of my company a joy.

Why is tedium and boredom so unbearable for me?

The first scores higher on embarrassment; the second on tedium.

Pictures can relieve the tedium of gray type.

Yet even home, but all save sharpen the tragedy didn't prevent tedium.

The tedium was not something I grew used to; every day seemed more impossibly monotonous than the last.

We aro reading them for instruction, and the best we can hope is that our need for it will enable us to get through them without tedium.

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

the oppressive tedium of routine tasks. amusement

They function to relieve us from danger and tedium

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