Sentence examples for daunting with from inspiring English sources

The challenge for Unison of balloting is daunting with members in 3,000 different organisations.

But Turkish syntax was daunting, with its array of verb suffixes and accent marks.

Yes, the opera is daunting, with high-flown lines that push vocalists to extremes and rich instrumental writing suited to the finest of orchestras.

The second week looks daunting, with all three men left in Federer's half of the draw — Djokovic, Tomas Berdych and Federer's quarterfinal opponent, Stanislas Wawrinka — in impressive form.

Iyengar appeared daunting with his leonine head, mane of hair and formidable eyebrows, which, as he used to say, went in two directions.

Although it looks daunting, with 120 "event cards" (comparable to "chance" cards in Monopoly) a white board and marker and even a calculator, the game is quite simple.

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A 19-year-old American who took on a doubly daunting challenge with his first film: being directed by Francis Ford Coppola and acting with the notoriously difficult Vincent Gallo.

She took on a series of logistically daunting assignments with similarly impressive results.

People have asked, Mr. Endelman says, whether he finds it daunting working with Mahler's music.

The challenges are daunting, starting with Mr. Karzai's weak and cynical leadership and the corruption of his government.