Sentence examples for feel daunted from inspiring English sources

Logan's response: to feel daunted, and to take out his anger on somebody he can beat.

If you are a confirmed carnivore, but have a vegan coming for dinner this year, don't feel daunted.

Even with these tips, many people may still feel daunted with the pressure to come up with the right words.

She had coaxed me into the water and on to my board before I had time to feel daunted.

Nearly 30 years ago, a Western reporter preparing for a first foreign assignment, to China, had reason to feel daunted.

But Trump and his aggressive brand of "America first" nationalism bring with it a challenge the Tanderups can't help but feel daunted by.

Back then she knew nothing of public advocacy, so I ask if she ever felt daunted, or even out of her depth.

DeCURTIS Paul Simon once told me that when he heard the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, he felt daunted because it seemed as if they were so good, there might not be room for anybody else.

But if this Harvard graduate, former litigator with Mr. Nader's group, Public Citizen, and founder of a Nader-backed advocacy group in suburban Chicago, felt daunted, it took only a few seconds for Mr. Nader to sign her up.

Then, after spending a few years working on a novel about the nineteen-seventies back-to-the-land movement that attempted to address subject matter similar in certain ways to what I ended up approaching again in "Cardboard Gods" — and not being able to get that novel published — I was discouraged and felt daunted by embarking on another long writing journey to oblivion.

"Too many of our small and middle-sized businesses have felt daunted about entering into export markets.