Sentence examples for I feel daunted from inspiring English sources

We scan the questions on our starters list: "Cremation or burial?", "Nature taking its course or assisted suicide?", "Where would you like to be when you die?" For a second I feel daunted – these are certainly ice-breakers.

"I feel daunted, a little numb today.

"I felt daunted and excited.

I felt daunted by  conversation, and socialising was unappealing.

I felt daunted by the offer.

As a woman, I never expected to play Falstaff – but that meant I didn't feel daunted by the part.

At the moment, I don't feel daunted by the prospect of another year of midnight revision followed by £9,000 tuition fees.

In a foreword to his office's final submission before the commission rules on whether the Thames Estuary case is pursued, Johnson wrote: "Sir Howard Davies and his colleagues may feel daunted by the ambition of what I am proposing.

Gardeners can feel daunted by climbers.

Some students feel daunted by basic math concepts.

Ofsted is so heavy-handed; many new teachers feel daunted by the system.