Sentence examples for daunting thinking from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of daunting, thinking about what 2011 will be like for me and my life," Mr. Joseph said.

As a student, it can be daunting thinking about these sorts of things, especially if you are far from home.

It's a bit daunting thinking about having a normal birth after a Caesarean section.

The example set by that first book must be daunting for anyone thinking they might follow Woolf's lead.

As I listened to Anohni's songs about melting ice caps, the death penalty, and Guantánamo, I kept thinking that the daunting scale of their ambition verged on the ridiculous.

The benefits are breathtaking, but the level of commitment required to change habitual thinking is daunting as well.

Some developers I've spoken to say that while the change in thinking seems a little daunting at first, modifying iPad apps to take advantage of the new multi-tasking powers in iOS 9 actually shouldn't be that difficult.

"Just thinking about going through the material is daunting.

Take a break from all worries and tensions that have been daunting the peace of your mind and concentrate on thinking that things are going to be fine.

There was little media pressure for change, and the sheer scale of scrapping the current curriculum and thinking up a computer science equivalent was just too daunting.

We're thinking of having a second baby, but it seems pretty daunting financially.