The movie is at least part tour de force, featuring a half-hour, largely silent burglary; for all its too strenuous vitality "He Who Must Die" has moments of extraordinary power; and Mercouri, named best actress at Cannes for "Never on Sunday," was never less than a force of nature.
This is something that almost ALWAYS ends in a horse fall which can be potentially fatal, so if it's too strenuous, save it for another day.
It has to do too with really creative thinking;, maybe it's too strenuous for me, maybe a smarter person wouldn't have a problem, but I think it is strenuous communicating and getting someone else to understand.
Trueblood was the faculty tennis champion, but at age 40 his doctor told him to give up the game because it was too strenuous.
Thus, there is a risk that our efforts to maximise and measure the effects of the interventions meant that it was too strenuous for some groups of patients, with a need of support, to complete participation.
"It's not too strenuous; it's like swimming slowly.
Sure, it was manual labor, but it wasn't too strenuous, and besides, I was out in the French countryside, with the snowy peaks of the Pyrenees visible in the distance, sky-spanning crimson sunsets every evening and fine, huge lunches every afternoon (oh, I miss that chicken-and-chickpea tagine with homemade harissa!).
It's just too strenuous on my bones.
"I can't go to Manhattan; it's just too strenuous," said Grace Vehrman, 81.
It's not too strenuous on the starters.
