Sentence examples for daunting subjects from inspiring English sources

The World Service, with its global network of intrepid local reporters, covered the daunting subjects of Aids, drought, disability and war with predictable efficiency.

No matter how deep the book may get, Erwin manages to explain these daunting subjects with patience and detail.

This is a massive, daunting subject, and I did not know where it would take me.

Besides the seemingly daunting subject matter, there's the difficulty of form to deal with.

I was abroad last semester, but even if I had been at Harvard the daunting subject of post-grad plans would have been exhausting.

This can be a result of wrestling with a daunting subject and not being up to its demands.

The museum that had the audacity to take the measure of the whole universe with its new planetarium has now turned its attention to another daunting subject: the remote and forbidding Gobi Desert of Mongolia.

In the wake of his tightly constructed "House of Cards," about the collapse of Bear Stearns, Mr. Cohan (who is a regular contributor to the Opinionator blog of The New York Times) has taken on a much broader and more daunting subject.