Sentence examples for daunting to me from inspiring English sources

That would be daunting to me.

That wouldn't be daunting to me at all," Pearce said.

That wouldn't be daunting to me at all, so I've offered my services for the summer.

As a result, "When I was in high school going to college seemed daunting to me, primarily because I didn't think I would be able to afford it," he says.

The truths of history are daunting to me because of that.

I was always interested in writing fiction, but the wide-open choice was a little daunting to me.

'Nicholas has an encyclopaedic knowledge of the period, which gives me confidence,' said Britton, 'But it is daunting to play someone who had such singular vocal presence.

"The plays reinvent themselves constantly, every generation does them differently, so if there's a problem kiss me instead!" Davies said it was "quite daunting" to reimagine Shakespeare.

It may be daunting to you to imagine twenty-five thofsand miles of bow-shaped pasta girdling the globe, but let me today say to you, on behalf of my generation, "You can do it!" We certainly hope you can, anyway.

Was it daunting to take control?

That is not daunting to Mr. Gray.