Sentence examples for daunting stuff from inspiring English sources

Using a cook's blowtorch is daunting stuff, and even though I've grown brave enough to use my mini blowtorch, I still wince at the rasp of that knife-like jet of blue flame, holding it at a nervous arm's length.

And this is daunting stuff to deal with.

We have halls that are rather stiff, rigid and orthodox in their repertoire: we should pay more attention to the lighter, less daunting stuff.

Looking at a house full of stuff is daunting indeed -- we don't know where to begin, so we just don't!

Frankly, all this culture stuff can be pretty daunting for a busy entrepreneur.

The initial task may be daunting, especially if you have a lot of stuff, but the payoff can be big.

It is a break from the stuff one hears in Washington, but also daunting.

Such items are the stuff of all such museums, but here the scale is daunting.

Daunted by the tough stuff, she remained, because "it came back to the accessibility," she said.

They were daunted by how much stuff they had collected and the difficulty of uprooting themselves.

The nuts and bolts of actually getting stuff off a vine and into a bottle and on a shelf somewhere are daunting.