Sentence examples for altogether daunting from inspiring English sources

Just look at his conclusion: "Kafka found [life] unbearably complicated, altogether daunting, and for the most part joyless, and so described it in his fiction.

It was all daunting.

Launching a war on terrorism is one thing; a civil war on terrorism is altogether more daunting.

Volunteering your services as a mature adult, however - and there are plenty of industries that require hands-on experience - is altogether more daunting.

Only Eve Beglarian's variation on "forward-looking" involved trying to do something different with a text altogether; her technically daunting "All Ways" repeatedly deconstructed a single Stephen King sentence over a mechanical piano line in what Steven Blier, the evening's co-instigator and co-accompanist, described as "our nod to downtown".

It's all very daunting.

Bringing the country together, as she always claims to want to do, is a challenge on an altogether more daunting scale.

And daunting?

Both are daunting.

His brief is daunting.

That task is daunting.