Sentence examples for each daunting from inspiring English sources

Students are offering two operas, each daunting in its own way, in the Marian Anderson Theater at Aaron Davis Hall.

Mr. Kendall and Ms. Aglert, 38 — who do not know each other — face daunting challenges to realize their visions.

Tradition has it that all 1,230 of Boston's "hero squares" are decorated with flags and floral wreaths for Memorial Day, but the task grows more daunting each year.

The expectations for Alabama each year are daunting – regularly ranked #1 and expected to win the national title.

The dancers up front handled each new movement with daunting grace.

But advances in the last few months have made each seem slightly less daunting.

Mr. Bush faces a fearsome trifecta of shocks, each of which is daunting: soaring oil prices, a meltdown in housing and mortgage lending and plunging consumer confidence.

Give everybody some time to settle in – new children and new teachers can be just as daunting for each other at the start of an academic year.

Her fitness regimen, described at length in the book, is frankly daunting: hours each week spent lifting weights and in "spinning" classes, on a specially-designed stationary bicycle, with music blaring, fans roaring and sweat dripping on to the floor.

In the absence of strong communities and family support networks, local councils are shouldering a burden of social outcomes that grows more daunting with each new generation of damaged children.

Hinge has recently increased the number matches it sends, possibly thanks to its growth, but also perhaps to make each decision seem less daunting.