Sentence examples for daunting structure from inspiring English sources

Busoni has a forbidding reputation – mechanical, knotted, brainy – but in the hands of the right pianist the marriage of daunting structure and pure feeling is disarming.

It is a bold, demanding and almost daunting structure to impose (and done with consummate artistry) but absolutely essential for the novel's overriding metaphor of hidden connection, of buried meaning to function as required.

Rather it was the little-known "Emperor and Galilean" of 1873, a deeply personal reckoning with powerlessness that foreshadowed his famous domestic plays, but whose daunting structure — nine hours long, dozens of characters — led Ibsen to classify it as closet drama, meant to be read in private.

Veterans of the ISS have told him that climbing out onto the structure is daunting - Nasa builds a minute or two into astronauts' schedules to give time to compose themselves - but he will be delighted if he is chosen.

Molecules that contain N, S, or other heteroatoms in the linker, recognition elements, or core, while retaining their base-mediated hydrogen-bonding functionality, are also known in both natural and nonnatural systems, and the existence of a few known exemplars makes consideration of nucleic acid like structure space truly daunting.

The first day at a new job is always daunting – plan a welcome day structured in such a way as to take away the "fish out of water" feeling, says Tracy Filler, growth coach for GrowthAccelerator.

Although easily interpretable, determining the exact compartment structure and interaction mechanisms is generally daunting.

Use and maintenance of knowledge structures on that scale can be daunting.

Although the symphony contains no false note or unlovely gesture, perceiving its idiosyncratic structure and personal logic can initially be daunting.

The deductive, quasi-mathematical structure of Spinoza's argument makes the Ethics rather daunting to first-time readers.

However, mimicking the mechanical and spatial heterogeneity of a heart valve structure in a fabricated scaffold with uniform cell distribution is daunting when approached conventionally.