Sentence examples for a very daunting from inspiring English sources

"It's a very daunting situation," he says.

It's still a very daunting place to go.

"We have a very daunting, imposing possibility in front of us," he said.

Peter Hall has said - and others concur - that "Edward is a very daunting personality.

Given the challenges ahead it is a very daunting prospect indeed.

Studying art can be a very daunting task for the Black scholar.

It's all very daunting.

Although I was happily married and had the full support of my husband, the idea of raising a child while navigating a Ph.D. was very daunting.

Conclusion: The idea of launching a new product is very daunting.

Patients have reported that they do not enjoy posturing, but the prospect of repeat surgery after an initial failure is also very daunting.

Come September, the start of term is often the first time many move out of halls or home and take on such a wide range of responsibilities – it can be very daunting.