Sentence examples similar to laborious duties from inspiring English sources
In unusually hot countries, it might be that "the excess of heat enervates the body, and renders men so slothful and dispirited that nothing but the fear of chastisement can oblige them to perform any laborious duty: slavery is there more reconcilable to reason" (SL 15.7).
For example, these participants tended to use private transport in the Philippines, visit a gym for physical activity and have less-laborious domestic duties.
Flecked with magical realist touches and a sense of the supernatural, the film takes no shortcuts as its characters discharge their laborious and depressing duties.
(Barham's 1841 investigations found no evidence to the claim that bal maidens grew up to be poor housewives, concluding that "they are for the most part tender mothers and industrious wives [and] the laborious occupations to which they have been inured make household duties appear comparatively light").
In each case, there's plenty of data, but it's too laborious for scientists to catalog by themselves (they're busy with more technical duties anyway).
The first experiences with regard to these duties indicate that consumers assess the possibilities to address requests to retailers as too formal and laborious.
