Sentence examples for equally strenuous from inspiring English sources

"First thought, best thought" was his governing principle: no heed to the high-modernist idea of poem as patiently constructed artifact, but an equally strenuous discipline, for it was only with hours of daily meditation that he maintained his wide-open path from mind to breath.

Now any hint of a link between the party and wealth appears to be taboo.Censors have been equally strenuous in their efforts to block news of protests involving thousands of people in October in the port city of Ningbo, about 150 kilometres (90 miles) south of Shanghai.

More successful, though in some ways equally strenuous, is the whimsy of Noah Baumbach's "Frances Ha," in which Greta Gerwig, who wrote the screenplay with Mr. Baumbach, skips and stumbles through a coming-of-age story in beautiful digital black and white accompanied by the music of Georges Delerue.

In the same year, the Scottish philosopher Hutchison Stirling, in Sir William Hamilton: Being the Philosophy of Perception an Analysis published the first (and ultimately only) part of an equally strenuous attack from an Idealist point of view.

In the afternoons he did equally strenuous weight training.

"I guess strenuous to me is not the same thing as strenuous to them".

Strenuous exercise was equally represented between the pet groups.

The fight was strenuous.

It's strenuous viewing.

It's tremendously strenuous".

Never too strenuous.