Sentence examples for daunting thought from inspiring English sources

It is, he says, a daunting thought to look back.

Then there is this daunting thought: still more than 10 miles to go.

Were the plates, perhaps, of cultural significance – a slightly daunting thought to her?

If every dab on the canvas is worth a hundred quid, that's a daunting thought.

Opening up China to a flood of American investment is a daunting thought.

But to me, the idea that most of Barack Obama's Presidency will be spent presiding over a government-run banking system is a daunting thought.

For those young parents who are dealing with the daunting task of parenting, I offer these thoughts that I hope will help.

Our first 10 overs with the ball, especially Steve Finn with the new ball, and then chasing 170 is quite a daunting target, but I don't think any negative thoughts were in our minds".

(Grode) 'The Comedy of Errors' (in previews; opens on June 18) The thought of an intermission-free Shakespeare is a daunting one, but the Public Theater promises just that with its production of this rarely produced comedy.

(Rooney) 'The Comedy of Errors' (in previews; opens on Tuesday) The thought of an intermission-free Shakespeare is a daunting one, but the Public Theater promises just that with its production of this rarely produced comedy.

But if the thought of writing a whole book is too daunting, why not start with a poem?