Sentence examples for daunting to take from inspiring English sources

Was it daunting to take control?

Kamila, was it daunting to take on Hiroshima when you wrote Burnt Shadows?

I had no prior experience of coding, so it was daunting to take up the 12 week intensive course.

Understandably, the Scottish actor said it was "daunting" to take on the roles.

Whether you've chosen to live with your mates, strangers or on your own, it can feel daunting to take on the responsibility of renting – especially when you don't know what your rights are.

Again, if you're depressed, regular day-to-day activities will start to seem too daunting to take on.

I asked John if he was daunted to take on such a large organization with a 106-year history.

"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".

In many instances, it can be up to employers or employees themselves to accuse their insurance companies of not living up to the parity law a daunting task to take on.

That said, even he admits that it's too daunting a thought to take on the whole of Britain (which, anyway, has its own donor-led campaign Give a Kidney), so instead he's focusing on Scotland, where he and a group of others hope to locate and sign up more than 100 potential donors – sufficient, they believe to end waiting times for kidney transplants in Scotland.

That would be daunting to me.