But the work requires fortitude.
It requires fortitude to accept the likelihood that the Trump Presidency is about to become more eventful still.
Finding the narrow fairways off the tee requires fortitude, especially at No. 4, a dogleg left with a landing area that slopes to the right.
That could require some fortitude, he acknowledged, because the gloom that is gripping the market will mean that "buying is going to feel very uncomfortable".
Between getting asked five times a day "When's the wedding??" to realizing that weddings include some (sometimes a lot of!) family politics, wedding planning can often require more fortitude than couples originally expect.
But all those futile seasons when being a Mets fan required real fortitude?
A writer's inexhaustible readiness to vex his audience requires some fortitude, and Siegel is nothing if not energetic.
An all-Scriabin recital requires fingers, fortitude and an imagination freewheeling enough to follow Scriabin's own peculiar sense of fantasy.
Steinmetz's line of work requires physical fortitude as much as it does an aesthetic sensibility — a great aerial photographer is, among other things, someone whose hands don't freeze at two thousand feet.
