Sentence examples for no enviable from inspiring English sources
On defense, Ogwumike had the chore of dealing with Moore, no enviable task once the momentum had turned.
To follow in the footsteps of Mastroianni is no enviable task, and Daniel Day-Lewis, adroit as ever, approaches it by changing the steps.
When the show made its debut last Thursday on MTV, America learned what it meant to be the daughter of Eddie Money, and it is no enviable position.
Besides his work for Hitchcock, he was known for writing the screenplay for "Peyton Place" (1957) — no enviable task given the challenges of turning Grace Metalious's novel of small-town scandals into Hollywood fare.
My first experience with an enviable no took place back in the 1970s, when I was around 14, and fell in love with a soulful boy who lived in a nearby suburb.
The President's position is still by no means enviable, and his recent revival may not last.
I know of no more enviable diary entry than the one made by Evelyn Waugh on Sunday, November 17, 1946: "Patrick left on Saturday afternoon.
He led the majors in ESPN's less official but no less enviable Web Gems standings — a leaderboard devoted to tracking highlight-reel defensive plays, of the sort that close out each episode of "Baseball Tonight".
The former resources of creative talent are no longer enviable.
But there are enviable noes, too, and these include the ones you utter when you just want privacy.
