Sentence examples for daunting landscape from inspiring English sources
For many, it may seem like a daunting landscape.
(The 40-minute Imax film focused more on swooping aerial shots of the Antarctic terrain, aimed at provoking a visceral appreciation of the daunting landscape confronting Shackleton's team).
Yet any candidate who takes a stand on nuclear power will enter a daunting landscape.
Deserts everywhere are mysterious, daunting landscapes.
And now the bland Mr. Hollande faces a daunting economic landscape and a euro crisis, and the French wonder if he, or anyone, can really make much difference.
Some CEOs might find the landscape daunting.
An outing to Santa Margherita now takes no more than an hour; the roads are good, nearly empty, and the views spectacular: a daunting, jagged landscape, desiccated and profoundly lonely.
It's like a silly prop from a Jacques Tati film, and it joins the list of unlikely objects and daunting juxtapositions that pepper the landscape of the picture, starting with the throng of youngsters patiently working their way, unsupervised, up a grassy hillside.
Even when only a few metrics are of interest, understanding and adequately expressing variability among hundreds or thousands of landscapes can be daunting.
Over the last few months, the global security landscape has become increasingly daunting.
The country is laced with a national network of cycling paths — known as PCs, for the French term pistes cyclables — which perambulate through a pretty, undulating landscape with only the occasional, briefly daunting incline.
