Sentence examples similar to strenuous existence from inspiring English sources
Positively, the heart of his work lay in the infinite requirement and strenuous difficulty of religious existence in general and Christian faith in particular.
Thereafter he disappears; if he was not Castro, there is no further direct evidence of Orton's existence, although strenuous efforts were made to find him.
No-one, even the most strenuous revisionist, has doubted the existence of a relationship (in the most general terms) between Verdi and Italy's political aspirations and achievements.
"There may have been some nice, pleasant times... but for the most part, death, sickness, disease, accidents, bad weather, loneliness, strenuous hard work, insect-infested foods, prowling predatory animals, and countless inconveniences marked day-to-day existence".
This is another way of saying that a whole, new, civilized, national existence has to come into being if the new nation is to cope successfully with the strenuous demands of the present age.
In the wider context of his philosophy, Aquinas held that human reason, without supernatural aid, can establish the existence of God and the immortality of the soul; for those who cannot or do not engage in such strenuous intellectual activity, however, these matters are also revealed and can be known by faith.
Activity level: Slightly strenuous.
Fitness scale: Slightly strenuous.
