Sentence examples for daunting working from inspiring English sources

People have asked, Mr. Endelman says, whether he finds it daunting working with Mahler's music.

"It was both exciting and a bit daunting working up orchestral versions of some of my most successful songs," he wrote, adding, "I certainly enjoyed the experience, as did the audience and most importantly so did the orchestra, who I believe were very relieved that they weren't reduced to sawing whole notes behind a pop ballad".

Mr. Hamelin often performs lesser-known (and often technically daunting) works from the 19th and early 20th centuries, and has recorded many for Hyperion.

"Maisie" isn't among the most obviously daunting works in the canon.

Two years ago he conducted thrilling performances of daunting works by Elliott Carter and Mr. Boulez with the New Juilliard Ensemble.

"It's such tough, daunting work, in the worst conditions imaginable," he told an aide.

In a brief, Mr. Harbison's lawyers said the preparation of a comprehensive and persuasive clemency petition was "daunting work" that required the attention of sophisticated and well-informed lawyers.

Just over 1,000 pages long, heavily influenced by the dense, formally daunting works of Pynchon, Gaddis and McElroy, Infinite Jest is a crypto-apocalyptic, science-fiction-tainted satire and tragedy.

They faced daunting work without hose lines to protect them from the fire.

The report also describes the daunting work required to sidestep climate dangers, says energy expert Ken Caldeira of the Carnegie Institution for Science in Stanford, California.

This task is daunting, because working directly on the fitness space ℱ n − 1 would require knowledge of the neighborhood structure of this nonlinear space.