Sentence examples for daunting scene from inspiring English sources
In the daunting scene early in Act III when the wounded Tristan erupts with delirious outbursts as he keeps expecting his beloved Isolde to return, Mr. Smith showed awesome stamina and dramatic commitment.
The soprano Deborah Voigt was the star soloist, singing works by Wagner ("Dich, teure Halle" from "Tannhäuser"), Barber (the seldom-heard "Andromache's Farewell") and Strauss (the daunting final scene of "Salome").
As Ms. Damrau played the daunting mad scene, the unhinged young woman, having stabbed to death the man she was forced to marry — the well-meaning Lord Arturo — was not vacant-eyed and spectral, like many Lucias.
Some scenes were daunting.
The scene can be daunting at first.
It should feel daunting – there are enough dancers from the original scene there to remind us where we stand in the pecking order.
The challenge is daunting -- he likens the American stand-up scene to the New York Yankees and the one in Germany to high school baseball.
None of this, however, is daunting to children, who are used to creating vivid scenes with only their own muscles.
Once these colossal scenes were assembled, the duo faced a daunting journey: "We had to divide the biggest pieces into several parts so they could still get out of the studio and avoid damages during their trip," the artists explain.
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.
