Sentence examples for too strenuous from inspiring English sources

Never too strenuous.

"Right now," he said, "nothing's too strenuous".

It's just too strenuous on my bones.

The battles, she said, had become too strenuous.

"It's not too strenuous; it's like swimming slowly.

And nor is the work too strenuous – deliberately so.

Now in his sixties, Shimota turned to yuzu farming when the rice paddies became too strenuous.

He worries that the maintenance will eventually become too strenuous as he ages.

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

"I can't go to Manhattan; it's just too strenuous," said Grace Vehrman, 81.

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