Sentence examples for menial to from inspiring English sources
Cleaver was an ex-con who had written Soul on Ice, a series of essays on his political journey from "supermasculine menial" to arch-black liberationist.
The other type are the IT outsourcing firms that multinationals hire to handle anything from annoyingly menial to overly-complex techy projects.
By this point, Transparent has broken so many glass ceilings it feels menial to list them all.
And what's particularly perplexing about this procedure is not only how it targets those most vulnerable and down on their luck, but how it seems so menial to do this.
Many poor families were forced to give up the hope of educating children and had to send them to do menial work to contribute to the income of the household.
Having obtained a sinecure as a Distributor of Stamps, he hired menials to do the work and pocketed the profits.
And walk is probably the right word because when you can't really walk you realise how vulnerable and how impossible it is to do menial day-to-day tasks.
Numerous writers, composers, journalists, historians, and scientists found themselves unemployed and forced to accept menial jobs to earn a living.
As the oppressed, delusional Wozzeck — a lowly soldier forced to do menial tasks to scrape out a living for his common-law wife, Marie, and their young son — the excellent baritone Richard Paul Fink gave an anguished and emotionally volatile performance.
He knows people judge him for not being willing to take menial jobs to help pay the bills, saying, "but it didn't make sense, because taking menial work that wouldn't be a path to any future".
As we continue to look at programming as a menial skill to be outsourced to developing nations, we will lose our innovative superiority as well.
