Sentence examples for daunting achievement from inspiring English sources
Hal Hinson of The Washington Post called it "an impressive, almost daunting achievement" and felt that the film was "spectacular in a manner that has nearly become commonplace with Disney's feature-length animations", but was less enthusiastic toward the end of his review saying, "Shakespearean in tone, epic in scope, it seems more appropriate for grown-ups than for kids.
As global warming control must be worldwide, its achievement involves daunting implementation barriers.
Certainly, doing something systemic about stubbornly persistent race and class-driven opportunity and achievement gaps is daunting in its complexity.
But he is still well off the pace set by race leaders, with just four months to go before he must attempt to qualify for London.In the meantime, Mr Phelps's achievements must look daunting.
Following a general paraphrase of the paper in the first section, the gruesome challenges that make achievement of the Millennium Development Goals daunting task in the developing world is described in the second section of this paper.
Indonesia "Music of Indonesia" (Smithsonian/Folkways), the 20-CD series that documents traditional music from all over the Indonesian archipelago, is a remarkable achievement in ethnomusicology; it's also daunting.
For all the talk of his rabble-rousing tenure at the Salzburg Festival, Mr. Mortier left a record of daring achievement there, presenting groundbreaking productions of daunting contemporary operas by Ligeti, Messiaen and others, as well as major premieres.
This achievement, and the scientific discipline required to make sure you are not fooling yourself, is daunting.
The comparison, while superficial, is hard to resist as you wade into the dazzling, almost daunting retrospective of Taiga's work at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and begin to absorb the many sides of his achievement.
Though complex and sometimes daunting, his works are enriched by inventive language and imbued with a profound commitment to humanity's intellectual achievements.
