Sentence examples for daunting to learn from inspiring English sources

Sorry, Elena" While it may seem daunting to learn the names of students in such a large class, there were a few simple strategies, recorded below, that aided me greatly.

"They should also find it less daunting to learn and develop skills and competencies in a structured environment," he said.

In trying to mimic his drawing of a smashed grand piano for my back cover, I was daunted to learn what inimitable artistry had gone into the antic art-wackeau curlicue of a single sproinged piano wire.

Was it daunting to take control?

That would be daunting to me.

That is not daunting to Mr. Gray.

Many people find London Underground daunting to complain to.

It is daunting to imagine the recovery that lies ahead.

The tasks required would be daunting to any judge.

The academic ballet vocabulary is not daunting to Ratmansky.

Twitter's interface can be daunting to newcomers.