Sentence examples for daunting arguments from inspiring English sources

The paper does, in fact, provide valuable insights into the sometimes daunting arguments over inequality, income stagnation and economic stratification.

The deductive, quasi-mathematical structure of Spinoza's argument makes the Ethics rather daunting to first-time readers.

Impugning motives is no way of dealing with arguments; this is a shortsighted approach that will add to the already daunting task of winning the campaign to stay in Europe.

No one writes news stories praising leaders because bridges continue to stand.Yesterday, the New York Times took a different line of argument, noting that old infrastructure is often patched up repeatedly, because new projects are daunting in their scope and expense.

And daunting?

Both are daunting.

His brief is daunting.

That task is daunting.

The work ahead is daunting, but Mr. Holder's announcement holds out hope that we have crossed a threshold, that there is no longer any serious argument about whether there is a problem with criminal justice in America.

"It's very daunting.

Some scenes were daunting.