Sentence examples for daunting topics from inspiring English sources

The confrontations that arise from Billy's meeting Sylvia touch on a dizzying assortment of daunting topics.

Leaving Reverend Wright far behind, Senator Obama confronted the daunting topics of race and religion with his singular eloquence.

Who could have envisioned such an intricate manifestation of such a daunting topic?

Staying realistic is the best way to tackle any daunting topic.

Actually, the poems here about sex ("Sex and Poetry," "The Pond of Desires") are better than the ones about love, a topic so daunting it requires an indirect approach.

We should acknowledge that the choice of including all possible interventions that have ever been evaluated in randomised controlled trials on a topic can be daunting.

Nevertheless, our table of potential educational topics (Table 2) reflects a daunting agenda.

In England and Scotland, stem cell science has recently been added to school curricula (http://tinyurl.com/qbg5clt; http://tinyurl.com/n4covw4), and the topic is new and potentially daunting for many teachers.

But the density of her topics, the literary and historical in particular, can be daunting.

This seemed daunting at first, but Canfield helped by advising that I list the topics I currently cover in my writing and emphasize the kinds of stories I most like writing and editing.

Maybe I put this off because of the topic itself, which is a little, sort of, super-mega insanely daunting.