Sentence examples for daunting leaps from inspiring English sources

Marching in from the rear of the Peter B. Lewis Theater, with a video cameraman chasing him, Mr. Harding offered a gripping 13-minute soliloquy featuring rapid tonguing, daunting leaps, hissed melodies and the effects of three mutes extracted from pockets on his belt.

Ms. Chase handled racing lines and daunting register leaps with muscular grace, her labor rewarded with a shouting, stomping ovation.

The vocal parts, full of skittish leaps, are daunting to sing.

He is excited rather than daunted by the leap.

While his characters have seemed daunted by the leap to adulthood, the guy who played them seems to be doing just fine.

The sheer quantity of ergonomic options on the Leap can be a bit daunting to start.

But making the leap into politics can be daunting.

Her broad conceptual leaps from song to song can be daunting.

During the daunting final piece, "The Chase," Ms. Filjak boldly dispatched the leaping chords and relentless volleys, playing with chiseled but never percussive sound.

But the hunt for Nola's murderer pales beside the fox hunt, an exacting ritual that leaps to life here in all its colorful field pageantry and daunting social rigmaroles.

For those that haven't made the leap to Smart TV or a digital media player, the choices can be daunting.