Sentence examples for daunting point of view from inspiring English sources
He dips this challenging premise into a daunting point of view: a first-person plural that creates an unnamed collective consciousness — an often thrilling, always baffling flirtation that over the years has been owned by writers like William Faulkner and Ayn Rand and, more recently, Jeffrey Eugenides ("The Virgin Suicides") and Joshua Ferris ("And Then We Came to the End").
Looked at from the genetic point-of-view cancer represents a daunting and, frankly, confusing multiplicity of diseases (at least 100) that require an equally large variety of therapeutic strategies and substances designed to treat the particular tumor.
Develop your point-of-view.
Consistently remain in one point-of-view.
Tell from the proper point-of-view.
But here's a very different guest point of view: Arranged seating can be daunting for even the most gregarious of us.
From the point of view of someone who is not artistic, it was daunting to realize that these colors did not spring from a book or a painting but, rather, from Mr. Galliano's mind.
From an actor's point of view (or that of someone with a weak bladder) the huge central block of seats of the Lyttelton is daunting.
Readers are still daunted by the Benjy section — the opening chapter of the book, which is divided into four parts, each told from a different point of view.
