Sentence examples for daunting mass from inspiring English sources
But, as I read on through the daunting mass of published works, something more surprising became apparent.
Philip spent the best part of a day holding up, one by one, every book in that daunting mass and saying, "In or Out?" then boxing it as appropriate.
Sometimes, working deep in the mint thicket, I follow a runner trail to what must have been an ancestral root cluster, a truly daunting mass of subterranean plant fibers.
Add that to their formative and "pretty psychedelic" sojourn in Paris, when they were oddly energised by the "daunting mass of culture", and their inspirational, regular late-night walks around their home city – not to mention the capacious quantities of weed smoked during writing and recording sessions – and you begin to see why their music sounds the way it does.
Kevin Rabinovitch stands straight and speaks in clear, clipped tones - more like a naval officer than a corporate quant - as, on the screen behind him, a daunting mass of threads and whorls illustrates the global flows of Brazilian soybeans from thousands of individual municipalities across Brazil, through specific exporters and importers, to countries around the world.
Vertically, it was a daunting sight.
By far the most daunting logistical mountain is Sunday's Mass at Yankee Stadium, where two previous popes have presided (Paul VI in 1965 and John Paul II in 1979).
Nevertheless, it can be daunting, in a mass tasting faced with an array of wines, to try a bone-dry Vouvray after one with a little sweetness.
There are so many daunting international issues, from mass slaughter in Syria to refugees drowning off European shores, yet these tragedies fail to produce the same kind of grassroots mobilisation that free trade agreements do.
PRESENTING prehistory to the masses is a daunting task.
Nevertheless, the sheer mass of science on offer is invariably daunting and for those hoping to cover such events, a great deal of careful organisation and preparation is essential.
