Sentence examples for daunting think from inspiring English sources
If it seems daunting, think of sausage as seasoned ground meat: a step up from plain burgers and even easier than meatballs (no bread crumbs, egg or onion; no browning and braising).
And while that may appear daunting, think of it this way: You are standing on the threshold of possibility.
It's daunting to think of the paintings and painters passing through Larry Poons's mind these days.
It is daunting to think that The Long View, so accomplished, so technically adroit, was only her second book.
But asked whether he was ruling out higher office forever, he said, "It's just daunting to think about anything else right now".
"It's daunting to think that we're slipping in and out so frequently and we never notice that we were gone," Dr. Schooler says.
I was already travelling 40%-50% of the time and it was daunting to think about being away from her on school weekends.
It's daunting to think about breaking down and explaining all of the judgment calls and assessments that go into everyday maneuvers such as merging or changing lanes.
"It was almost daunting to think of doing something at that scale and at an institution of that importance," said Mr. Odita, in a recent telephone interview from Cape Town, where he was setting up a gallery exhibition.
I find it daunting to think about the work academic economists do when collecting and processing data, building statistical programmes, running complex analyses, conducting robustness checks, and so on.
