Sentence examples for a daunting memory from inspiring English sources
His rat-a-tat speaking style, punctuated by chopping hand motions, accompanies a daunting memory that allows him to cite page and line numbers from thick rulings.
He has stood at the side of politicians, billionaires, oil barons and Merrill Lynch; he is considered a muscular negotiator with a prodigious memory, a daunting trial lawyer, a dean of the white-collar defense bar.
Our work also serves as a prelude to a daunting task in further defining the emerging concept of innate immunity programming and memory in health and disease.
AGEING is a daunting process, not least because some of the first things to fail are also the most useful, such as memory, attention and motor skills.
But their memories of Ferguson's early days at United also reveal a man who - faced with a daunting task apart from his family - retained his compassion as he broke up Atkinson's under-achieving squad.
Divesting is a daunting process.
It remains a daunting task.
