Sentence examples for daunting body from inspiring English sources
Other of Aristotle's scientific works – On the Heavens and the Earth, On Generation and Corruption – are also significant: so there is a rather daunting body of work to survey.
(P17, male, 40s) Participants acknowledged that, as an official regulatory body, the GMC needs to be formal in its communication; however, they found it daunting, and this contributed to feelings of anxiety at an already stressful time.
Truly understanding and asserting your will when the body is gone is as monumentally daunting as climbing Mount Everest.
Glueing the charter so firmly to Parliament that it would take a major upheaval (and daunting political arithmetic) to force a change means the scope of the self-regulatory body could not easily be changed.
TWO ONE THOUSAND Even if the prices (which, while lofty, are comparatively reasonable) are daunting, the clothes are a good re-education of the eye's relationship to the body moving in space.
Obtaining these data in even one species is daunting, and we are far from reaching a general theory of how nervous system, muscle, and biomechanics depend on body size.
In a place as daunting and enormous as New York, it is striking, and even a little comforting, that a city can be within a body this way.
Body blemishes are no exception and I have seen a number of clients that find the summertime particularly daunting for this reason.
