Sentence examples for a thankless task even from inspiring English sources
Before MTV, scanning for new music on television was mostly a thankless task, even if you stayed up late, and stayed home, on weekends.
It is even more of a thankless task 65 years later when, with most of the great ideological separations that dominated politics in the 1970s and 1980s papered over or otherwise disposed of, there are hardly any macro-political "issues" but only a huge number of micro-political sticking points.
Replying to a budget statement – even one that's heavily briefed – is a thankless task at the best of times.
And for magistrates, who carry out a thankless task for no pay, to be told that they have to stop tweeting or blogging about even the most mundane aspects of their role as volunteers may be a bit much.
This could feel like a thankless task, as there was rarely any instant business, but meeting face to face could result in proposals even three years later," says Cutler.
Even if picking the ball out of the back of the net again and again can be a thankless task, Aldo is a national symbol and he won't leave the team, at least until they win a game.
Flyering is a thankless task.
It can be a thankless task.
