Sentence examples for daunting choice from inspiring English sources

As I'm a regular winter swimmer in the UK, the obvious, if daunting, choice was to get into my swimming costume and plunge into icy water, courtesy of the International Winter Swimming Association's World Cup, which holds one of its five stages in Skellefteå, a small town in north Sweden.

The next elite amateur champion may not face such a daunting choice.

Big cats, lightning bolts, pirate flags, birds of prey... this was a daunting choice.

Ms. Royster and her family now face a daunting choice.

Pollock was her choice — a daunting choice, true enough, but her choice, nonetheless.

It looks, at first, a somewhat daunting choice for operatic adaptation.

Mr. Kyrillos's statement was notable for the absence of any expression of sympathy or support for Mr. Treffinger, and while Republican leaders publicly expressed sympathy and faith in his innocence today, they said privately that he faced daunting choices.

But the "open all hours" culture on the UK high street and freedom to shop in different ways also means that consumers admit to being daunted by choice, whether for informal dining, music streaming or TV on demand.

Beautifully shot and acted — with vivid characters and snappy dialogue — "Brooklyn" is a crowd-pleaser with unexpected depth, using one woman's dilemma to illustrate the daunting freedom of choice.

The sheer amount of choice is daunting but, to kick things off, here's a selection of 10 great acts from around Europe who won't be in Baku tomorrow night.

But a new guide, 2014 Berlitz Rivers (£14.99) will help make the choice less daunting.