"We will not be daunted," Paula Wagner, chief executive of United Artists, said last week.
"We don't have time to be daunted or to agonise about anything," laughs Jenkin as the pair take a rare hour off in the frantic run-up to tomorrow's first episode.
Creditably Bolton - without, among others, Nicolas Anelka, El Hadji Diouf and Iván Campo - refused to be daunted and, shortly before Bayern's equaliser, might have gone 2-0 up had Davies not shot fractionally wide.
Refusing to be daunted, I went to my page again for help.
The "Star Wars" fans might have been somewhat daunted, however, by the absence of dialogue in "Cremaster 3," which makes distinguishing between the forces of good and the forces of evil that much more complicated.
It is not that philosophers are daunted or bored by wisdom.
If it's any consolation, even people raising children in New York are daunted; at any given moment another family is certainly doing something more enriching and entertaining than yours.
Even with 180 translators, many of whom floated around common areas to ease impromptu conversations, delegates were daunted and a bit bewildered by the meeting's scope.
Atkinson was a towering success against Bambrick, Britton a veritable ammunition factory for the right wing, and Robinson was daunted neither by Phillips's dazzling raiment nor by the magic word "Arsenal" when Rogers and Phillips exchanged places in the second half.
"But, customers are daunted and overwhelmed by the up-front investment in specialized skills and tools required to even get started building a VR or AR application.
