Sentence examples for daunting to know from inspiring English sources

But as is the case with so many categories of apps, it's daunting to know where to begin when sorting through the thousands of programs available.

"I was the last year to pay the lower fees of £3,000 a year but it was still daunting to know that after my four-year course, I'd have accrued a debt of £21,000," he says.

This makes horse racing far different from boat or car racing: it's a little daunting to know that your vehicle has its own opinion on how to run the race.

Different brands are known for having different shapes, but with the ever-increasing variety available in the premium denim category alone, it can be pretty daunting to know where to start.

It's also quite daunting to know that you hold someone's liberty in your hands every day.

I mention that, when we were talking about Edward St Aubyn, Nicholls recalled that it had been daunting to meet a "you know, proper novelist".

"It was daunting to raise two kids who knew their dad, thought he was coming home, and suddenly didn't -- the floor was pulled out from under them.

"I was like, 'Oh man,' because, you know, it's daunting to have to take your clothes off in front of strangers and then to sing live on top of that".

"It was daunting to come back to it because I knew what to expect and I knew how much work it was going to be," Maslany said.

But as anyone who has ever browsed through classical recordings on the iTunes Music Store knows, it can be daunting to locate and compare specific recordings of common works like Beethoven's Fifth Symphony or Vivaldi's "Four Seasons".

I know, it's a bit daunting to pay for a year of anything these days, which I suspect will limit the effectiveness of this $150 annual pass offer.