Sentence examples for too strenuously from inspiring English sources

One overall change can't be argued with too strenuously.

Perfect Nonsense is sometimes too strenuously ho-ho to be fall-over funny.

The last and best reason not to lament too strenuously, today, is that we need not worry about Paddy.

I wonder, though, if you are exercising too strenuously, especially as you do so only twice a week.

She was careful, she explains in the interview, not to strain her hands by playing the piano too much or too strenuously.

The dialogue went about establishing a sense of place a little too strenuously, but that's understandable given there were so many disparate elements to bring together.

All of which is further evidence for the wisdom in that line from Hamlet about the lady protesting too much: strenuously asserting something is often a sign that, really, you doubt it, or believe the opposite.

Hall's writing evokes Ondaatje, too: imagistic, elliptical, strenuously lyrical.

If she resembled anybody in Sylvia’s life, it would have to be certain girls she had known in high school—those who were bright but never too bright, easy athletes but not strenuously competitive, buoyant but not rambunctious.

Though Barofsky doesn't claim that Goldman Sachs worships the forces of Thanatos, he does argue strenuously that all the too-big-to-fail banks wield undue influence on the workings of government.

But alongside a tax system better structured to support content investment, it would be good if the Treasury were to look again at taxing more strenuously those who get out too soon.