Sentence examples for too menial from inspiring English sources

For some, the work is too menial.

Why is any job too menial for me?

No task seems too menial for the vice president when it involves electing Democrats.

There's no job too menial and, hopefully, they think I'm capable of handling the big jobs".

When it comes to his prized client, no task is too menial for Eisenbud, who has represented Sharapova since she was 12. Today, at 25, she is the highest-paid female athlete in the world, earning about $28 million over the past year, according to Forbes magazine.

No job was too menial for him during this time.

There were, for example, many low-wage gods behind the counters at the fast-food joints, and mostly gods seemed to shine shoes and clean floors, and too many menial tasks altogether appeared to fall only to them.

It's an essential skill for a gallerist, as are other "female" traits such as multi-tasking, an inner self-confidence that saves you from becoming too grand for menial jobs and the capacity to cope with constant change.

We discover that the Episcopal bishop Barbara C. Harris's great-grandmother was a slave who wound up in a confrontation with Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, and that Valerie Montgomery-Rice, dean of the school of medicine at Meharry Medical College, figured out early on that she was "too cute" for menial labor.

Furthermore, approximately 3 in every 5 Greek residents asserted that their daily residency schedule is hampered by too much 'scutwork' (menial tasks).

All will work for that goal, too, no matter how menial the task.