Sentence examples for from the strenuous from inspiring English sources

After all that, you'd guess the main point of a night in New Zealand is to recover from the strenuous activity of the day.

Lawyers for the Rustic Inn argued that the restaurant was trying to protect pregnant women from the strenuous task of lifting heavy trays.

Liberated from the strenuous pursuit of water, people began keeping goats and chickens while also scratching away at the sandy soil to grow gardens.

There is, of course, humour in Britten's version: by being staged as a Donizetti parody, the Pyramus and Thisbe play-within-a-play is genuinely funny and far from the strenuous gagfest we often get.

Objectivity is the name for occupying oneself with what is "out there" in such a way as to exempt oneself from the strenuous inward task of becoming a self in the ethico-religious sense.

There is no more than a hint of wistfulness to enlighten us as to the family farmer's role in the health of America's marriages, though I suspect, from the strenuous working conditions, that the institution has taken a beating among farmers as democratically as it has among the rest of us.

Within experimental rock circles, it's de rigueur to claim inspiration from free jazz, especially the strenuous, squalling stuff of late-period John Coltrane.

A data privacy bill in California is just a signature away from becoming law over the strenuous objections of many tech companies that rely on surreptitious data collection for their livelihood.

The Chinese cultivated the arts of leisure with a whimsy absent from the more strenuous Greco-Roman version.

I know, from the most strenuous sort of experience, that life with a broken body can be rich, full, and happy.

The choices range from the slightly strenuous, like fishing and rafting on a river in Idaho, to the breathtaking, like galloping through the back country of India on racehorses.