Sentence examples for daunting being from inspiring English sources
The average chairman, chief executive or finance director must find it daunting being confronted by Brook and her team.
Everyone has been very welcoming and lovely, but it was a little daunting being introduced to about 35 girls in such a short space of time – and after so little sleep.
It's beyond daunting, being a single independent citizen facing a full-force prosecution by the most powerful government in the world".
When the Cornell freshman was asked what was more daunting, being an Ivy League student or staring down the ledge of a moguls hill, he answered: "You could face a cataclysmic explosion on the moguls course.
Of course, I have always been one to think that you should love your life". But even Bush recognized how daunting being first lady can be: "I'd like to go back and live there and not have the responsibility," she said at one point.
What is daunting is their sheer numbers.
How daunting is it to start a match hopelessly defeated?
How daunting was it to secure that melange of contributors?
Most daunting was the landing.
Changes, some daunting, are ahead.
