Sentence examples for and how daunting it from inspiring English sources

"She understood the process and how daunting it can be.

Michael Bowers, a former attorney general who was co-director of the state investigation, understood how pervasive the corruption was and how daunting it would be to change the culture.

If you know how to do it on a daily basis in spite of how daunting it is, and I suspect many of you do know this, you should be giving this speech and I should be taking notes.

The months that followed Jack and Kirsten's first night together show how daunting it can be for the mindblind to achieve the kind of mutual understanding that so often eludes even nonautistic couples.

When the puppets somberly move to the front of the stage and stare off into the sky with the music surging and the sound of icy desolation around them, you can feel how daunting it must have been not to snap mentally from the mere strain of existing.

The estrogen story, however, also illustrates how daunting it is for society to patrol the border between therapy and enhancement.

"He knew how daunting it could be".

But she did acknowledge how daunting it could be to try to carry on.

When you get an opportunity you have to throw yourself at it, no matter how daunting it is.

Some of us know from experience how daunting it is for an ordinary citizen to take a big newspaper corporation to court for libel or invasion of privacy.

His experience, similar to that of Wade Davis, who spoke about being gay in the macho N.F.L. for the first time last week with Outsports.com, shows how daunting it can be to balance life as a black gay football player.