Sentence examples for daunting experiences from inspiring English sources

"All the photographers put their cameras down and that was probably one of the most daunting experiences I've had because I just wanted the red carpet to open up and swallow me!" As fate would have it, everything worked out and on that night in 2010 when she won and "that's when the photographers finally wanted to take a photo of me," she laughs.

Looking for work can be one of life's truly daunting experiences.

Sukkot (the fall holiday that celebrates the refreshing if daunting experience of freedom) is more bounded.

And even a big beast can find a hostile meeting – whether of the whole committee or just its elected executive – a pretty daunting experience.

Speaking to someone is often a daunting experience especially for a new sufferer who can't understand their own behaviour but seeing or contacting a medical professional, though NHS Direct for example, allows for understanding of thoughts and behaviours.

If you've got cast-iron bargaining skills that may be the case, but for the rest of us, not knowing what things are worth, how far to negotiate, when to walk away and how much mint tea to drink can make touring the souks a daunting experience.

Heading out on the road can be a downright daunting experience, full of the unexpected.

She found the experience daunting but deeply rewarding.

But Shabana Basij-Rasikh, who set up the women's college in Kabul in Afghanistan, has been driven by her own daunting early experiences.

Parker's first experiences were daunting; coach Gregg Popovich had him play against Spurs scout and ex-NBA player Lance Blanks.

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