Sentence examples for daunting contrast from inspiring English sources
It's a fair bet that Angela Merkel, an East German and Europe's most powerful and respected leader today, immediately felt the daunting contrast between two 9 Novembers – one the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, full of hope, the other, when Trump sealed his victory, full of anxiety.
Students have described this large amount of vocabulary and facts as daunting, in contrast to for example learning physiological knowledge [ 43, 44].
But the numbers are daunting just the same, if one contrasts them with data on the distribution of household money income (after taxes and transfers) by income group, as is done in Figure 4.
Jürgen Klopp's job, by contrast, appears a little less daunting.
It was often daunting to be the kid brother following these two contrasting, but equally driven talents.
By contrast, Mr. Morahan's Democratic challenger, Mr. Zebrowski, faces the daunting job of raising money not only as a challenger but also as a member of the Senate's minority party.
I spent most of my life comparing and contrasting my life with those around me; it was daunting and consistently disappointing.
He says there is a simple path to joining the tech community in New York, which – at least to me – contrasts the often byzantine nature of Silicon Valley which can be daunting to an outsider.
While the approach is unconventional and the mechanics daunting, the satellite display spectacularly captures our relationship with time: the hours with which we rigidly structure our day contrasted with the minutes in which we gradually live it.
