Sentence examples for daunting try from inspiring English sources

If you think gaining admission to Princeton is daunting, try getting into the Givaudan Perfumery School on the outskirts of Paris.

If the thought of painting furniture sounds daunting, try starting with a small piece — say, one from your child's room.

While it may seem daunting, try to take it one step at a time and see how it feels.

You'll need to be an experienced climber to take it on, so if you're after something a little less daunting, try your hand at ice climbing (beginners' 4 5 hour session £130) or fixed rope climbing on a gorge adventure (3 4 hour session £90), courtesy of the Zermatt Alpin Center.

It can be daunting trying to find the ideal busking spot in an unfamiliar city.

Right now, it can be a bit daunting trying to get something out of News Feed if you're on the go.

How did you two set about making your two albums of holiday songs — I'd think it could be daunting trying to find a way to bring something new to songs that have been sung so many ways by so many other musicians.

Mr. Hughes said he had felt daunted trying to capture the legacy of a living man.

Everglades National Park covers 1.5 million acres in South Florida so it can be a little daunting trying to figure out how to see it.

This is simply because it is really daunting to try and write seventy thousand words, when instead you can try and write a creative piece that is a thousand words, and have the lovely experience of finishing something that has a beginning, middle and end – a story, but on a small scale.

It is daunting to try to find words with which to lament the parting of someone whose command of language was as absolute as that of Susan Sontag.