Sentence examples for strenuous for him from inspiring English sources

Soon we couldn't even be in his beloved garden anymore, the work being too strenuous for him.

He meant how strenuous for the horse, not for him.

He found it strenuous for all concerned, and not getting easier.

This seemed appropriate because many felt that the men's game was too strenuous for women.

But a career in business was deemed too strenuous for his health, so his doctor suggested that a life as an artist would be less taxing.

Himmler declared, "No other service is more devastating and strenuous for the troops than just that of guarding villains and criminals".

Night watch proved to be cold, damp and strenuous for Ms. Kalida, Mr. Walker, Mr. Benfield, Mr. Prisco and Mr. de Blaun, who split the night into two two-person, four-hour shifts.

Jennifer J. Rosenbaum, legal director of the Guestworker Alliance, said the packing was too strenuous for an American worker to perform for a long time.

Her request for an entry form had been returned to her, along with a note explaining that the distance was too strenuous for a woman.

"It's still syllabus week, and I figured it wouldn't be too strenuous for me to miss it," she said.

In this way the task of relating absolutely to the absolute becomes even more strenuous, for human reason is overwhelmed, even offended, by the claim that Jesus is fully human and fully divine.