Sentence examples for looks arduous from inspiring English sources

Germany's route looks arduous.

It looks arduous but isn't.

Still, the road ahead looks arduous.

Areas where subjugation looked arduous and where Romanization seemed problematic were left to client kings, dependent on the emperor's support and goodwill and under obligation to render military aid to Rome.

Emigration to foreign lands looks too arduous when, "by drifting to another island, you can unlace the stays of place and clan, you can learn new dances and try new foods".

It may be Freudian when he says Wales's summer tour is "16 weeks, sorry 16 days … mental" but, even for a fit and robust player, it looks like an arduous 18 months to add to the year he admits has been "hectic – pretty flat out".

Unlike the completely peaceful painting process of Bob Ross, Webber's cheese making process actually looks kind of arduous.

Previously, he looked into the arduous life of a restaurant delivery guy in Take Out, now, with Prince of Broadway, he's casting light on the people who hawk counterfeit fashion to the gullible and the not-so-gullible, and how that market affects their ability to discern truth from fiction.

The movie is a catalog of gruesome human suffering, and the film, shot in arduous outdoor conditions, looks as if it must have been a cold, soggy hell to make.

"It's been a long, arduous road, but it looks like it's finally reaching its culmination".

The non-conference schedule is arduous and the Big East looks tougher as Georgetown and Villanova are stronger in 2016.