Sentence examples for unusually strenuous from inspiring English sources
They have 10 sets of back-to-back games, making the final two months unusually strenuous.
It has been making unusually strenuous efforts to block access to VPNs.
BRUSSELS-BASHING is never out of season in Britain, but the past few weeks have been unusually strenuous.
If the achiness persists, especially after a normal exercise session (not one that is unusually strenuous or otherwise unfamiliar to your body), consult a doctor.
Hired as head coach and general manager of the Packers in February 1959, Lombardi imposed an unusually strenuous regimen (some critics described it as spartan or fanatic) on his players, most of whom had been accustomed to defeat.
Whatever the reason, the strange trick that the stock market played on the Chinese Communist Party sent the country's censors scrambling as well, prompting them to undertake unusually strenuous efforts to block references to the tragedy, which Chinese leaders have tried desperately to erase from their country's consciousness.
Although he maintains friendly relations with the players, Robinson put them through unusually long and strenuous practices before the current playoffs opened against Florida.
The result, as it happens, tends to leave behind those in the cast who don't possess either Mr. Rylance's technique (Johnny Flynn as an unusually blank Viola) or his innately comic cut-and-thrust (Roger Lloyd Pack's rather strenuous Andrew Aguecheek).
This low-key, quietly moving play features a protagonist who falls victim to a mysterious, debilitating disease — cue the violins — but also features a frank, strenuous sex scene of daring honesty, making for a theatrical combo plate that proves unusually satisfying.
