Sentence examples for feels daunting from inspiring English sources

It feels daunting, scary, paralyzing even.

If any of this feels daunting, start with just one of these ideas.

Truly important work that distinguishes us and serves our personal, professional and global bottom line, on the other hand, frequently feels daunting and dissatisfying when we're doing it.

If that feels daunting, even for a billionaire, Green has only himself to blame.

It will suit anyone who feels daunted by the solid fruit of our own dear Christmas cake and will please the marzipan lover.

The engine, though quiet, is less impressive once running because despite its 101bhp it feels daunted by the task of hauling a car which, while supposedly in the super-mini class, is really quite a hefty lump.

Locking guns seemed easy and obvious — it was talking about it that felt daunting.

But the sheer quantity of publicly available material generated through archival digitisation programmes can feel daunting.

The car's 80-inch girth felt daunting on the narrow roads, especially when meeting oncoming traffic.

I was raised in a small town in Canada and it felt daunting to be on this assignment in Paris.

Thanksgiving without turkey for vegans - both new and experienced - can be tough, while those preparing to cook for someone with such a diet can feel daunting.