Sentence examples similar to daunting love from inspiring English sources

I'm daunting the eternal love of an omnipotent creator that would allow me to go through life as some pervert who steals his sister's underwear.

The logistics of love are daunting at twelve thousand feet — Alford describes their attempt at a kiss as "two sheets of sandpaper scraping" — but not, as it were, insurmountable.

Their task is daunting: to make you love the food and wine when you fly.

It's really daunting at first, but I love being in lecture halls now.

And Turner previously said she "secretly loved" having such a "daunting" component added to the script.  .

While it can be daunting for some, I find myself loving the seemingly exponential emergence of new film distribution platforms.

When someone we care about loses a loved one it can be daunting to understand how to best be there for them.

And how gruesomely difficult — what a philosophically daunting contraption of self-interest and self-delusion love appears to be — if you are not!

We love snorkeling, but scuba has always seemed daunting.

While I'm delighted to be blessed with a publisher and editor I love, I found the pace to be daunting.

Handing a loved one over to the authorities is daunting in itself; adding the threat of eviction to the task surely acts as a disincentive.