Sentence examples for daunting quantities of from inspiring English sources

Rubens is almost an abstract painter - a possibility he makes quite explicit in his immense Lion Hunt, in which daunting quantities of paint are expended and blood unleashed in a scene that's not really about anything.

This operates at a reasonably low temperature around 80°C but until recently it required daunting quantities of expensive platinum as a catalyst to make the reaction happen.

Both are daunting Big Data challenges, parsing vast quantities of data and making decisions instantaneously.

Mr. Wilson, whose previous books include a biography of Tolstoy, knows Oxford very well indeed and has not been daunted by the huge quantity of material - letters, papers, diaries, an 11-volume history of the family by Warnie.

But segregating vast quantities of a commodity produced at thousands of farms would be daunting even in the United States.

A giant storage tank usually home to large quantities of the clear liquid toluene has been transformed into a daunting, rattling permanent installation by Zimoun.

Dealing with the vast quantities of text that students generate in a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) is a daunting challenge.

Buying mass quantities of gold?

And what of quantities of wine?

Autopsy revealed large quantities of arsenic.

Victoria has quantities of brown coal.