Sentence examples for daunting responsibility from inspiring English sources

There is a daunting power in that and a daunting responsibility too.

This darkness is both a gift to a novelist and a daunting responsibility.

Then they're also going to need luck in finding a committee or a trustworthy professional willing to take on this daunting responsibility.

The first world war is such a complicated and sensitive subject, and it felt like a daunting responsibility to portray it in a convincing way.

It is something he regards as a vital weapon in his side's battle against relegation and a means of coping with the daunting responsibility involved.

It is a daunting responsibility in part because the school year had barely begun when the terrorists attacked, and teachers did not yet know their students well.

All caregivers, but particularly those caring for a person with dementia, are likely to face a host of daunting responsibilities, from medication management, medical tasks, and wound care, to making medical appointments and handling insurance.

This applies equally to men and women, but the stark reality is that many more women than men still work what the sociologist Arlie Hochschild memorably called "the second shift" -the daunting responsibilities of running a family in addition to working full-time jobs.

In a way, it seems, he wrote them to nerve himself for his daunting responsibilities.

"Few Congresses and few presidents have had the daunting responsibilities that this Congress and president have," she said.

Obama will try to understand how they processed complex challenges and look for templates of analysis, decision and action that might be relevant to his own life and new daunting responsibilities.