Sentence examples for a daunting point from inspiring English sources

He dips this challenging premise into a daunting point of view: a first-person plural that creates an unnamed collective consciousness — an often thrilling, always baffling flirtation that over the years has been owned by writers like William Faulkner and Ayn Rand and, more recently, Jeffrey Eugenides ("The Virgin Suicides") and Joshua Ferris ("And Then We Came to the End").

Although there are no specific threats so far, according to France's Interior Ministry, all the available information points to a daunting level of risk.

And a daunting stage it must be.

The old model of export-led growth has taken China to a daunting transition point, but it is unlikely to carry it into the Promised Land.

At the same time, many energy experts and economists agree on another daunting point: To make any resulting "alternative" energy options the new norm will require attaching a significant cost to the carbon emissions from coal, oil and gas.

Romney won the votes of most men but lost among female voters by 11 percentage points; among single women, the margin was a daunting 36 points.

Miller averaged a daunting 32.5 points per game in leading the Panthers to a 22-5 mand and a run to the second round of the uber-competitive CIF Southern Section Division IV-AA playoffs.

It would be a daunting run at any point in a season, but the sequence feels particularly unwelcome at a time when confidence is fragile and some supporters have started to question the manager.

Contemplating a career change can be a daunting endeavor at any point in your worklife trajectory.

A daunting prospect, but what's the point in learning Russian if you can't battle through Chekhov in the original?

That's a daunting thought for a team that has 90 points through 57 games.