Sentence examples similar to daunting desires from inspiring English sources
According to this biography, the screen icon may have been used and abused, but she was an intuitive strategist who was fueled by a furious desire to succeed despite daunting odds.
You see a diverse community of people united by a desire to eat extremely well without preciousness or daunting prices, but you don't really see a neighborhood restaurant, at least not anymore.
Actually, the poems here about sex ("Sex and Poetry," "The Pond of Desires") are better than the ones about love, a topic so daunting it requires an indirect approach.
However, the general desire of study participants to improve the health of their children, and their own desire for a clean and healthy image, makes the challenge less daunting.
Mr. Harris said he long had a desire to give to charity, but for many years found the process daunting.
Her humor may be self-deprecating but it belies daunting capabilities, all the more disquieting because Ms. Miller, 46, has no academic background in business, no longstanding desire to make her mark there.
