Sentence examples for be very daunting from inspiring English sources

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.

Nextdoor: The social aspect of moving can be very daunting.

"New can be very daunting when it is something as integral as a cooktop," she said.

It can be very daunting from their point of view to meet you.

It can be very daunting, especially for teenagers and young adults, who by nature often bridle at rules and may have little patience for centuries-old rituals.

"Either way, it can be very daunting to have a constant stream of strangers in your house because you happen to have a child with complex health needs," he adds.

It seems to me very encouraging that such books exist to engage the interest of young readers, who can be very daunted by the sight of a page of a Dickens novel: dense and full of apparently difficult locutions.

"It's very daunting.

"Going to another country to study is very daunting.

So to sit there and expose yourself, warts and all, was very daunting.

The challenges facing theatres and theatre organisations in the coming months are very daunting.