Sentence examples for look laborious from inspiring English sources
The labor was never meant to look laborious.
But the movie is naturally forced to maintain at understandable, but disproportionate length the various plot dénouements, without which the storyline does not quite make sense, but which with this kind of emphasis look laborious and exposed.
"It's obviously a labour of love, but it never looks laborious.
It doesn't look too laborious.
There's also the opposite effect, in which fantasyland is made to look boring, even laborious.
The 1981 feature The Mystery of Oberwald, based on Cocteau's play The Two-Headed Eagle, was pioneeringly made on analogue video, with weird filter effects, though it now has the flat look of a laborious television play.
The latter, by contrast, looks much more laborious and appears less graceful.
Until we have direct brain connections to the internet, it is still far more laborious to look everything up about a topic one wants to think about.
By comparison, America's laborious process looks rather attractive.
The only difference is that Molly has a daffy owner only too happy to part with thousands for a bit of 3D-printed dog skull, whereas Julian has only laborious physiotherapy to look forward to.
Finding relevant cases in previous eras involving the laborious process of looking up headnote numbers and Shepardizing in paper volumes.
