Sentence examples for a daunting knowledge from inspiring English sources
Ms. Bornstein, who has a daunting knowledge of music and culture, smiled as she retold the Gran Combo story, her voice and expressions going from coy to flirty.
Drawing on a close reading of the plays and a daunting knowledge of Shakespeare's many sources and inspirations, Mr. Bate hazards the educated guess that Shakespeare owned 20 to 40 books in a day when even literary men tended to own few.
Portraying the outlines of that knowledge is a daunting task.
Two years ago, "The Onion" set out to undertake a daunting task: To compile all the world's knowledge in one book.
"And maybe this chapters says something about dyslexia and the weight of knowledge that a library holds being a horror and a daunting form of oppression".
Consequently, general practitioners (GPs) are facing a daunting informational challenge to keep abreast of the expanding body of genomics knowledge and attain competencies for informed use of its potential for personalized patient care.
Functional analysis of GE patterns is a daunting task as it requires often recourse to the public repositories of biological knowledge.
Functional analysis of these gene lists is a daunting task as it requires regular recourse to the public repositories of biological knowledge or use of expensive databases of manually curated biological annotation [ 1, 2].
Divesting is a daunting process.
