Sentence examples for daunting reputation from inspiring English sources

Sadly, the city's daunting reputation may put many off, and the museum's website is too limited to lure the uninitiated.

Most travellers are put off visiting a city that has few standout sites, limited budget accommodation and a daunting reputation.

"Give them a belt round the ear and say: 'That's a belt round the ear from the pope.'" In the five years since, it has become clear that the daunting reputation the former Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger brought into office as "God's rottweiler" was, in many respects, misleading.

Oppenheimer had a daunting reputation, and often answered a junior man's question before it had even been stated.

The colonel, Michael Dane Steele, was a man of daunting physical stature and reputation.

Good luck to him in the reconstruction of his reputation, as daunting a task as the one he left behind, rebuilding the Knicks.

Although some people may be daunted by the reputation roses have for being difficult to sustain, Mrs. Coleman said there is no reason to shy away from them.

Although Stravinsky recorded all of his works as models for other performers, his daunting recorded legacy may actually have hurt the reputation of his music.

It's a crowded genre with an ever-increasing number of options, and the inherent complexities of the mechanics, and a reputation for hostile players, can be daunting for beginners.

Caps and stronger reforms leave physician reputations at risk and the prospect of defending a suit remains daunting.

The O'Briens face daunting challenges every day that have nothing to do with scholarship restrictions, a bowl ban or reviving the sullied reputation of the Penn State football program.