Sentence examples for seem arduous from inspiring English sources

Against this backdrop of permanent crisis, of ineluctable compromises and trade-offs, the moral responsibilities of liberal democracies seem arduous.

The mechanics of early photography may seem arduous, but they were hyper-refined when compared with the chemistry.

With so much to tackle in any given day, it can seem arduous to maintain visual order in our spaces.

Life on the promontory seems arduous, which is, perhaps, how the Zapotecans came to feel before they abandoned the mountain for the valleys.

A. Parts seemed arduous and felt clumsy, but we worked on it, and I think it doesn't feel that way so much now.

Harboring Hearts will continue to serve as a form of relief to heart patients and their families during this process, offering housing needs when the road seems arduous, and a place for comfort and community for when hope is in short supply.

Suddenly that eight-show-a-week schedule doesn't seem so arduous.

Hanging out on certain couches can seem as arduous as a camping trip.

She writes in genteel, refined tones — in part because many writers make gardening seem so arduous "that we can discourage people from doing it at all".

Even for a British act, her unstarriness goes against trend, with fellow Brit school alumnus Jessie J adopting a very American habit of over-emoting, talking about a "journey" and making the idea of being a pop star seem fairly arduous.

Expressing travel simply in terms of price - be it temporal or monetised - (as a result of the performance of transportation systems, for instance) seems reductionist in the sense that some trips (or parts thereof) seem more arduous than others.