Sentence examples for the most laborious from inspiring English sources

Of all the forms of entertainment, reading is the most laborious.

Hopstop's route was the most laborious, but also the most adventurous.

This is the most laborious art, in a style of minimal geometry, proudly unaccommodating, demanding decipherment and mentally unremitting.

As the only "cooking" here involves boiling some cola, it's not the most laborious recipe, but it is delicious.

She sells the results for £600 (for a sketch) to £9,000 (for the most laborious copy).

By James Camp April 1, 2014 Of all the forms of entertainment, reading is the most laborious.

The plan is detailed as follows (in a typical, Venetian-style letter with long sentences) (11 – 13 ): To the most Illustrious and most Honored Lords my Masters My incessant occupation in the discharge of this most laborious service never makes me forget my intent and desire to procure advantage to my country.

The first is a testing product that automatically spots bugs and writes tests, which is one of the lower-hanging and most laborious parts of quality software development.

The fellowships are all very similar in duration (from 2 to 3 years) and application procedures (although in my experience the E.U. was the most bureaucratic, laborious, and sometimes obscure of the three).

So Henri's protectors were English soldiers, French, Ukrainian and Polish civilian workers, German "politicals," a cook, an SS man, inmate camp leaders, and doctors who, "immediately before selections, and in periods of most laborious work," take him in the hospital "whenever he wants and with the diagnosis he wants".

Still, Mr. Richter communicates a pleasure in work, even at its most laborious.