Sentence examples similar to drudgery- from inspiring English sources

It was literally my one chance to express myself or to resign myself to a life of drudgery in a factory.

Only the small matter of prizes sits between us and another 12 months of Cannes-less drudgery.

All the pledges and debates and drudgery all over again, but this time underlined by an inescapable sense of resignation.

Hopcraft was scathing about "that piece of nonsense trotted out mindlessly by the fearful every now and again which pleads: 'After all, it's only a game.' It had not been 'only a game' for 80 years; not since the working classes saw in it an escape route out of drudgery and claimed it as their own".

They were full of drudgery and numbness and – shudder – actual competency.

En route, she meets a travelling salesman, Charles Drouet, who soon releases her from the drudgery of machine-work in the heartless city by making her his mistress.

I don't seek inspiration, and my work is also not a horrible drudgery.

This allowed him to bound over the time-serving drudgery that bothered most people in public life".

The idealistic movement, springing from William Morris, that hoped to remove ordinary people from urban drudgery and give them gardens, clean air and pleasant, picturesque surroundings didn't stay idealised for long.

Among all the drudgery, it comes down to this: a group of people who love what they do.

Defensive drudgery was not their thing, either.