Sentence examples for daunting display from inspiring English sources

A sweep of best, Kremlin-weave red carpet leads you up to a daunting display of some of the great (meaning large) icons of those years.

After Armstrong's performances in the first two mountain stages two second places and a daunting display of easy power -- none of his rivals appear to be overly optimistic about the coming three stages in the Alps.

Interviews with more than a dozen Iranians here paint a picture of a nation deeply polarized by the results of the presidential election last month, and a government that, with a daunting display of security might from town to village, appears to be succeeding in silencing dissent.

Yet, when asked what single impression he hoped people would take away from this daunting display of fashion, prestige and, yes, ego, he replied mildly, "I hope they will see that the base and concept of my work has always been the same".

It's a pretty daunting display at first, but you will only need to focus on a few areas later on.

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.

Whether that's down to aerodynamics or if there's a bit of intimidation involved is trickier to test; but it's certainly daunting to have a racer displaying his penis to the competition.

Tottenham lacked creativity but defended resolutely to secure a point in a daunting atmosphere at Partizan Stadium, where some home fans displayed what appeared to be an antisemitic banner.

Inside, the museum was daunting, with more than 1,700 clocks and 1,600 watches on display, many in working order.

Paganini's daunting 24 Caprices, the centerpiece of his program, will provide Mr. Mintz ample opportunity to display his virtuosic mettle.

And daunting?