Sentence examples for Somewhat daunted from inspiring English sources

Somewhat daunted by the prospect of a week of solitude, I'd brought with me the Discourses of Epictetus, the classic Roman Stoical work, whose central message is: stop moaning.

At first, she couldn't think of anything to do and was somewhat daunted by the space, so she waited five or six months before saying yes.

Ms. Antoine said that when she first read the play, which opens on Wednesday at 59E59 Theaters after a well-received run in Scarborough, she was somewhat daunted by the age stretch.

When Editorial Page Editor Meg Greenfield approached me to do a column for The Post, I was somewhat daunted.

At a news conference yesterday he said: "On a personal level, I am excited by the challenge, if somewhat daunted by the responsibility".

The "Star Wars" fans might have been somewhat daunted, however, by the absence of dialogue in "Cremaster 3," which makes distinguishing between the forces of good and the forces of evil that much more complicated.

This autumn, however, such a task became somewhat daunting.

Many undergraduates find the process of securing a faculty sponsor for their research project somewhat daunting.

A crowded city as large as New York is somewhat daunting to Mussina.

But for the novice, knowing where to go can be somewhat daunting.

For students already juggling heavy courseloads of organic chemistry, physics and laboratory research, that prospect is somewhat daunting.