Sentence examples for a lofty task from inspiring English sources
"a lofty task" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use this phrase to describe a difficult or challenging objective or goal. Example: "He knew that achieving peace in the war-torn country would be a lofty task, but he was determined to make a difference."
They have been entrusted with a lofty task: Czisny and Flatt must finish a combined 13th to earn the maximum three entries for the United States women at the 2010 Olympics.
To investigate a third party, she said, antidoping officials would have to assemble evidence that told a story about what an individual's specific role was, rather than relying a positive drug test from a lab, a lofty task for officials already overwhelmed and criticized for lax enforcement.
Treatment of tumors remains a lofty task and a long time battle in our medical community.
I've been having a recurring dream in which I'm this Don Draper-type guy saddled with the lofty task of inventing a slogan and nationwide ad campaign for the deep-pocketed tourism arm of Easter Island.
Sometimes this lofty task means thinking of banalities like beanbags and canapés.
More spectacular still was the fall of Ed Balls, who had hoped and aimed to be the new Chancellor of the Exchequer this morning, charged with the lofty task of guiding the nation's finances.
That they are still in use at all is emblematic of the way the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has long operated: underfunded and saddled with the lofty task of carrying the entire city without pause, the M.T.A., by necessity, stretches everything long past its expiration date.
For Clark, that lofty task is possibly more pressing than for his fellow artistically-inclined shipmates.
The somewhat lofty task of tracking down all of New York's homeless is how he tracks the city's progress of getting people off the street.
Her screen time is relatively brief, but she has the lofty task of capturing years of backstory using only flashback scenes.
