Sentence examples for daunting reading from inspiring English sources
In the late 1970s, Francis Mulhern's The Moment of Scrutiny was mandatory if daunting reading for English Literature students who wanted to think of themselves as socialists.
The raw numbers make for daunting reading.
"He gave us a wonderful yet absolutely daunting reading list that, happily, I reacted against.
I've been on a George Eliot kick: I've just finished re-re-reading "Middlemarch"; have been reading Eliot's journals (filled with alarming accounts of illness and depression, as well as her immensely daunting reading lists); and am now on the final pages of "Adam Bede," her first full-length novel.
For some, a book-length poem might look like a daunting read, but Brown Girl Dreaming glides down easily.
This might sound like a daunting read, but it isn't.
Does the president's speech presage a newly energetic sally by the administration into this thankless, daunting battlefield?Read on: Palestinian reactions to the speech(Photo credit: AFP).
People lead such hectic lives that it's daunting to read long histories of the town or region, and with these the visuals are carried by the captions and the text is enough to whet the appetite.
It's always daunting to read something and shoot something so quickly, you just want to have that sense of being prepared.
Ms. Hurt, whose extensive resume on the New York stage does not include any musicals, admits it was "a little daunting" to read in the script that "Sally and Schuyler dance together a terrific rag".
For his fifth episode, Mr Bender likens the progressive social reforms of the 1890s onwards to changes Europeans also made to temper the free market.The breadth of view is exhilarating, and the reading daunting in scope.
