Sentence examples for a daunting work from inspiring English sources

But those who knew him best discerned the steel beneath the charisma, the born diplomat with a daunting work ethic.

It's a daunting work because "Hotel" catches the characters at varying levels of confidence, and the most dangerous people are the ones who tend to make the least noise.

This was a lovely conceit: a very tall building that would have been paradoxically modest, a daunting work of engineering as ethereal, in architectural terms, as the structure of a snowflake.

Opera ★ Bel Canto at Caramoor: William Tell (Saturday) The conductor Will Crutchfield's popular Bel Canto at Caramoor series takes on a daunting work, Rossini's great final opera "William Tell," which does not turn up in performance that often, mostly because it is long and hard.

Therefore, some researchers on robotics have reached a consensus that implementing a static, complete and generic robot operating system is a daunting work, if not impossible [33].

In a program note, Ms. Monte explains her calling to have a go at this daunting work.

The next concert in the series offers an early work (Quartet No. 6), a middle-period work (Quartet No. 11, "Serioso") and a daunting late work (Quartet No. 13 in B flat, played with the original finale, the Grosse Fuge).

"It was both exciting and a bit daunting working up orchestral versions of some of my most successful songs," he wrote, adding, "I certainly enjoyed the experience, as did the audience and most importantly so did the orchestra, who I believe were very relieved that they weren't reduced to sawing whole notes behind a pop ballad".

In a brief, Mr. Harbison's lawyers said the preparation of a comprehensive and persuasive clemency petition was "daunting work" that required the attention of sophisticated and well-informed lawyers.

"It's such tough, daunting work, in the worst conditions imaginable," he told an aide.

They faced daunting work without hose lines to protect them from the fire.