Sentence examples for confronted a daunting from inspiring English sources
Levine, who turns seventy on June 23rd, has lately confronted a daunting complex of medical issues, including spinal-cord compression, a torn rotator cuff, a herniated disk, a malignant kidney cyst, and mild parkinsonism.
Yet the two men also confronted a daunting hunt for a guillotine, which Mr. Badinter refers to as "my old enemy".
By Evan Osnos December 28 , 2009Ambassador Jon Huntsman has been the U.S. envoy to China for barely four months, but he has already confronted a daunting agenda: a presidential summit, fraught climate talks in Copenhagen, a confusing mix of setbacks and progress on human rights, and growing pressure on China to do more to defuse nuclear threats in Iran and North Korea.
China confronted a full-blown diplomatic crisis.
"When he was confronted, a scuffle ensued.
The first thing the tutor said to my daughter about the timed drills was something along the lines of, "They're not fun are they?" I'd forgotten that all-important piece to working with young learners, which is to acknowledge the fear or trepidation they feel confronting a task they find daunting.
China's richest confront no less daunting a challenge.
The Marines left the capital as the United States Army took over the civil administration of postwar Iraq and confronted daunting tasks of restoring order and basic services.
Yet these flawed men confronted daunting moral decisions — whether to seek vengeance or to rescue others, how to recreate a sense of community among those who had lost everything, how to keep faith alive when all evidence was that God had turned away — and gradually, reluctantly even, they rose to the task, discovering in themselves something extraordinary.
He faces a daunting task.
