Sentence examples for onerous tone from inspiring English sources

After its publication, one of Keating's ever-vigilant press secretaries (rottweilers in navy double-breasted Zegnas) sought me out to not-so-gently chip me over the onerous tone of the piece, unaware perhaps that I'd actually been channelling Watson channelling Keating.

Since the law was passed in 2010, banks and other financial institutions have sought to tone down the most onerous aspects of the law, fearful of the threat to their businesses and their bottom line.

Galbraith's greatest achievement is in finding a voice for his narrator, a tone and a vocabulary that sound plausibly like those of a 17th-century clerk without resorting to the more onerous cliches and archaisms of historical fiction.

It's not onerous.

Nothing particularly onerous there.

Reporting requirements are onerous.

Making tantalum is similarly onerous.

Some are needlessly onerous.

It wasn't onerous.

She finds publicity onerous.

It is onerous.