Sentence examples for daunting complex from inspiring English sources

Mr. Taylor played Messiaen's extraordinary "Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant Jésus" of 1944, more than two hours of daunting, complex, path-breaking music that careens between meditative stillness and ecstatic exuberance.

Levine, who turns seventy on June 23rd, has lately confronted a daunting complex of medical issues, including spinal-cord compression, a torn rotator cuff, a herniated disk, a malignant kidney cyst, and mild parkinsonism.

Paraiso is sybaritic certainly, but from the Balinese lions at its entrance to the all-nations menu to the impressively medical Thalassotherapy Center (a daunting complex of showers like carwashes and vast baths that fire water at you from all directions, and the only one in the Americas), it could be anywhere.

Buying homes in foreclosure has traditionally been the realm of investors who are prepared to handle a potentially daunting, complex process.

Tourists can't solve the daunting, complex problems faced by the city, but they can help put some money back into the economy.

Grammar, to me, was a daunting, complex world of organization and precision, of labels and placement, of terminology difficult to implement in real life.

"The experience is daunting and complex," said Adam Gurvitch, the director of Health Advocacy, a group for the uninsured.

Builders have been hard at work inside Oslo's daunting Ila prison complex where Norway's self-confessed mass killer Anders Behring Breivik will likely be sentenced to spend the rest of his life by a panel of black robed judges during a six hour court hearing today.

But how can do we do this when faced with daunting levels of complex data?

Daunting and complex as the system may seem, increased computerization of air traffic control is the future, with many other nations adopting systems similar to those deployed by the FAA.

Raising $5 million for a complex is daunting for any institution.