Sentence examples for formidable that you from inspiring English sources

Smith's native intelligence, however, seems so formidable that you can't help hoping she'll change her mind yet again.

So, next time you are stressed out and completely unable to force a solution to a problem, remember the words of Charles Schultz, "No problem is so formidable that you can't walk away from it".

Says the narrator: "Over 10 years I saw how formidable that will could be, what it could make happen.

Yet it is a rare chance to see some of the longest glaciers in the Himalayas and stand at the base of a formidable mountain that you can brag is more difficult to climb – largely due to a lack of infrastructure – than Everest.

Another formidable roadblock is that you cannot buy health insurance policies not approved by the state in which you live.

Does "formidable" now mean that you can keep convincing people that you have some humanity, and some influence on the president, when there's no evidence of either?

"That would be a formidable task that would take more money than Microsoft would be willing to commit," he said.

However, I was brought up by my formidable mother to believe that you could--if you worked hard enough.

Several experts and analysts I spoke to this week said that Samsung was a formidable competitor that had moved ahead of Apple in some aspects.

Chandler's upward trending is even more formidable when you factor in that he has shifted from his normal right back position to left back during this time.

The army of Louis and the Oriflamme were so formidable that Henry V retreated without battle.