Sentence examples for daunting of from inspiring English sources

Most daunting of all, it is extraordinarily heavy.

"You'd be surprised how daunting of a task that is for some young soldiers.

Apparently, he has been studying this most daunting of roles for more than two years.

This violates the very core of the American ideal by forcing the accused to do that most daunting of evidentiary tasks: prove a negative.

But without outside money, even with Mr Biti and the MDC in control of the finance ministry, the new government has the most daunting of uphill tasks.

Bingham also chose the away match in Hamburg to drop Chris Nicholl and draft in Bolton's Gerry McElhinney for the most daunting of debuts.

Coke called Garnet "a doctor of five Ds, namely, of dissimulation, of deposing of princes, of disposing of kingdoms, of daunting and deterring of subjects, and of destruction".

That, plus the daunting out-of-state tuition helped her select the University of Georgia.

I had gotten to the bottom of a daunting pile of clips.

Unfortunately, SUNY and LICH became victims of the daunting realities of Brooklyn's health care delivery landscape.

The sheer size of the loan has been daunting: most of the banks involved own $50 million to $375 million of the debt.