Sentence examples for daunting to think from inspiring English sources

It is daunting to think that The Long View, so accomplished, so technically adroit, was only her second book.

But asked whether he was ruling out higher office forever, he said, "It's just daunting to think about anything else right now".

"It's daunting to think that we're slipping in and out so frequently and we never notice that we were gone," Dr. Schooler says.

I find it daunting to think about the work academic economists do when collecting and processing data, building statistical programmes, running complex analyses, conducting robustness checks, and so on.

"It was almost daunting to think of doing something at that scale and at an institution of that importance," said Mr. Odita, in a recent telephone interview from Cape Town, where he was setting up a gallery exhibition.

But it is daunting to think about illness or injury when traveling in a country with a different language, not to mention the highly publicized crimes against Americans and other visitors in Mexico City in recent years.

It is daunting to imagine the recovery that lies ahead.

Such constraints might well be thought daunting to a biographer, but Mr Ackroyd has managed very well.

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.

"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.

But Americans often think of it as restaurant fare, too daunting to make from scratch, let alone for company.