Sentence examples for daunting to read from inspiring English sources
People lead such hectic lives that it's daunting to read long histories of the town or region, and with these the visuals are carried by the captions and the text is enough to whet the appetite.
It's always daunting to read something and shoot something so quickly, you just want to have that sense of being prepared.
Ms. Hurt, whose extensive resume on the New York stage does not include any musicals, admits it was "a little daunting" to read in the script that "Sally and Schuyler dance together a terrific rag".
It's daunting to read a lengthy Supreme Court opinion.
At first it can seem daunting to read everyday.
At the start it is daunting, to say the least.
Easy to read and comprehend, but so hard and daunting to do in practice.
His declarative authority is daunting to readers who are able to count on their fingers how many times they've read Moby-Dick.
Jonathan Evison has written one of the finest, funniest forewords I can remember reading, doing justice to a book that must've seemed daunting to write about.
That would be daunting to me.
