Sentence examples for daunting yet from inspiring English sources

The figures of reclining goddesses from the east pediment, for instance, are daunting yet yielding syntheses of mass and grace that are more like dreams than objects.

The distance remaining — and the slope of the climb to two-way dominance — may be daunting yet, but Durant seems capable of finishing what he has begun, and following the path to defensive excellence and basketball completion.

For I knew what they were facing was daunting, yet well worth the trouble.

The challenges that the world faces today are daunting, yet Bucky's (as he is affectionately referred to) singular perspective has always restored my optimism and encouraged me to strive for progress.

According to Slant Magazine, Jacob's Ladder is "a bizarrely cohesive hybrid of war movie, character study, art film, and horror flick" and "the very act of watching the film is so emotionally draining that the viewer leaves the film feeling worked-in; the thought of repeat viewings is daunting yet insatiable".

The challenges facing Niger are daunting, yet there are signs of progress.

Daunted, yet courageous, he set about creating a new career, playing duets for three hands with his wife.

The opening exchanges proved Smith wasn't daunted yet Canelo's jab ensured the Mexican earned an early foothold.

Daunting task Yet today, South Sudan's education indicators remain among the worst in the world.

The health experts gathered here have come up with a straightforward, yet daunting, antidote to the disease: peace.

The message from the federal government, he said, is, " 'If you're not using that money, we'll find somebody else.' " The process for choosing the winning projects for such an unprecedented spending spree is daunting and not yet clearly defined, Mr. Finley said.