Sentence examples for bit strenuous from inspiring English sources

And there is something a bit strenuous about the rustic revelry.

Yet it all seemed a bit strenuous and earthbound in relation to the effervescent wit of the music and text.

It's a bit strenuous at times, figuring out which dress she's referring to and then taking it apart in your mind, according to her description.

It is all very jolly, if a bit strenuous, but the best is saved till last when, in a gesture fitting the Royal Court's season of revolution, we literally see the world turned upside down.

Johan Botha, the Walther, was a bit strenuous at first, but he rose steadily in splendor, and his Prize Song was glorious: consistent in tone, the leaps nicely managed, the sound appealing and the phrasing eloquent.

For those not inclined to howl with laughter at that line, much in Ms. Benedict's book will seem slick and fast-paced but also contrived, a bit strenuous in its rueful sort of social commentary.

And if you're looking for something a bit less strenuous, there is an alternative itinerary through the foothills.

If running sounds a bit too strenuous, however, BorrowMyDoggy enables you to borrow local dogs for walks or offer pet-sitting and holiday care.

In one bit of strenuous choreography, Toni gripped Terry's waist with her knees and dug her heels into his buttocks to anchor herself.

Entwined with their thousand-year melodrama is quite a bit of strenuous ideamongering, having to do with the quest for eternal life and its consequences, and also with the tension between science and art.

For something a bit less strenuous, the entrance area of Mount Kinabalu park is beautiful and features some easy walking trails that showcase alpine Borneo flora and fauna.