Sentence examples for laborious text from inspiring English sources

The harder the reviewers have to work to plow through laborious text or to scramble to the library to check your references, the less inclined they will be to cut you a break.

Plus, juxtaposing a scholarly and laborious text next to, say, a children's story is just too good an opportunity to pass up!

It works, but it can be a bit laborious to enter text using this thing.

Codices could be flipped through or opened to any point in the text without laborious unrolling.

These papers can be identified only by using a broad search strategy with no specific adverse effects terms, followed by manual (and potentially laborious) searching of the full-text versions.

And while I sympathize with the impulse to deploy some sleight of hand on a text that can become laborious in setting forth its vision of humanity's susceptibility to base impulses, at times Mr. Demarcy-Mota's stark production only emphasized the play's more ponderous aspects.

But detailed semantic indexing, which involves analyzing the meaning of every sentence in a page's text, is still a laborious process.

I felt the influence of Grandage's approach this week, when the RSC's Henry V, though handsomely acted and spoken by Alex Hassell in the title role, felt long in this full-text rendition, the full laborious business with courtiers and clowns reducing the impact of Hassell and of Oliver Ford Davies as a cantankerous Chorus.

Until the mid-eighties, the two of them hand-set text on an old letterpress, a laborious process that encourages caution and thrift.

By comparison, the process of sending multiple text messages was seen as awkward, laborious and burdensome.

Computers can do little with a text that humans could not, but they make some laborious work go faster.