Sentence examples for could be daunting from inspiring English sources
The test could be daunting.
Checking out the work of more than 4,000 artists in four days could be daunting.
His music was usually based in odd meters and played hard and dry; it could be daunting.
Shielding him from other adults' pity and blame while also protecting her younger brother Tug could be daunting.
Its rhythms were more jagged and unpredictable; its harmonies were more advanced, at times dissonant; its technical demands could be daunting.
MacKenzie was generous and always encouraging, though his ebullient manner and rapidity of ideas could be daunting down the phone at nine in the morning.
But a concert presented by the Emerson String Quartet on Sunday afternoon showed that even one of the world's premier chamber ensembles could be daunted by having to project across too vast a space.
"The subsequent task of then checking the various bits of information that may exist, to find matches, especially with relatively common names, could itself be daunting and very time-consuming.
Purpose, as well, but not so much that I couldn't be daunted by knowing I had made a mistake.
