Sentence examples for almost daunting from inspiring English sources

The colonnaded driveway and vast marble lobby are almost daunting.

And the whirling wine harvest waltz – Rattle took it at an almost daunting speed – was glorious in its detail and elation.

It is akin to the "Game of Thrones" of video games: sweeping, almost daunting in scope, richly realized and fully able to absorb fans for months or even years.

"It was almost daunting to think of doing something at that scale and at an institution of that importance," said Mr. Odita, in a recent telephone interview from Cape Town, where he was setting up a gallery exhibition.

The comparison, while superficial, is hard to resist as you wade into the dazzling, almost daunting retrospective of Taiga's work at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and begin to absorb the many sides of his achievement.

But what struck me most in reading it, along with the almost daunting economy of line, was a whispering sense of elegy – not just because many of the poems were dedicated to the dead, but also because they looped back to his earliest images of pen nibs, farm routines, animal life, the rituals of neighbourhood, and love.

Such attitudes will be hard to change.The political task is almost as daunting.

When President John F. Kennedy declared in 1961 that America would go to the moon by the end of the decade, the task seemed almost unbelievably daunting.

The historian of the Paris peace talks (better known to history by the Versailles treaty in which they culminated) faces a task almost as daunting.

This summer, Mr. Vural is scheduled to return to Ankara to take up a new post that presents a challenge almost as daunting.

Adjusting to a new day-to-day life will almost always be daunting.