Sentence examples for laborious book from inspiring English sources

It is a short but laborious book, and it begins: "Ours are ominous times.

They are certainly borne out by this mainly laborious travel book, which seeks to examine the workings of African traditional belief.

More worrying, the journey to that point has come to feel more laborious with each book.

As in the Romaine papers, I found more evidence of Haley's sometimes-weekly private commentary with McCormick about the laborious process of composing the book.

As he noted in 1941, "The composition of vast books is a laborious and impoverishing extravagance… A better course of procedure is to pretend that these books already exist, and then to offer a resume, a commentary.

"Printing photo books is very laborious and time-consuming".

The advancement of printing had a deep impact on education and the scholar-official class, since more books could be made faster while mass-produced, printed books were cheaper in comparison to laborious handwritten copies.

By the time consumer reviews started appearing on Amazon, newsprint book reviews had gotten stodgy, dull, laborious and self- indulgent.

This is my fourth book, but without a doubt the most laborious, most fascinating.

Books are small, easy to conceal and laborious to tag.

"It was a very laborious and arduous process, but we have done everything by the book," Mr. Pace said.