Sentence examples for daunting things from inspiring English sources

She loves writing, which she has always done, she says, to come to terms with otherwise daunting things: to sort out her life.

"I'm not concerned about the odds, how daunting things are," says Mr. Brecht, who got the idea in a cab while listening about the firehouse woes on the radio.

Those are two incredibly daunting things 95% of the human population would never take on.

One of the most daunting things about being a leader is implementing change - especially when it's not your idea.

There's so many daunting things that divide us -- wealth, class, education, gender, politics, religion.

But for me, one of the most daunting things about Cloud Atlas are the words "From the makers of The Matrix Trilogy".

"The complexity is daunting, and these things just aren't intrinsically interesting to most people," Handel said.

It can feel psychologically daunting to think of things this way — it's all your fault and nobody cares why it didn't work if it doesn't work — but it's also empowering.

The sheer amount of choice is daunting but, to kick things off, here's a selection of 10 great acts from around Europe who won't be in Baku tomorrow night.

Could it be that your running away from the uniformed Reds to find yourself in a red uniform here is yet another one of Fortuna's tricks?' That night, as Pavel Pavlovich Antipov held up the customers' coats, he heard nothing other than the daunting echo of the things his boss had said.

The whole thing was daunting, Justice Pfau said.