Sentence examples for intimidating task from inspiring English sources

To show the world in a single grain of sand -- not just once, but repeatedly -- is an exacting, intimidating task.

She had the exciting but "super intimidating" task of penning an adventure for the Twelfth Doctor who, when she wrote it over the summer, had yet to appear on our screens.

Even so, finding the tiny, troublemaking genetic glitches in the family's genes is an intimidating task.

It was an intimidating task (each of them covered thousands of pages with calculations), but they eventually came up with almost identical answers.

Design of modern mechatronic systems can be an intimidating task.

And sure, it might sound like an intimidating task.

Fixed mindset refers to the fear of failure and apprehension towards intimidating tasks that results from repeatedly being praised for one's intelligence.

In my middle school and early high school years, if a boy wanted to talk to you, he had to dial your number and prepare himself for the often-intimidating task of talking to someone other than you.

The tasks too intimidating for "only one person" suddenly look doable.

Meanwhile, Gatland has said Wales are not intimidated by the task facing them against England.

But Gary Valentino wasn't intimidated by the task.