Sentence examples for find it daunting from inspiring English sources
There is tight security and I saw tanks in Cairo, but didn't find it daunting.
The average chairman, chief executive or finance director must find it daunting being confronted by Brook and her team.
"Some people find it daunting to go into something that's clearly a cancer-related environment, and sometimes libraries can be less intimidating".
Many qualified social workers who have left the profession find it daunting to return as they need to keep their skills up to date.
I find it daunting to think about the work academic economists do when collecting and processing data, building statistical programmes, running complex analyses, conducting robustness checks, and so on.
While even the most determined would find it daunting to gather a round of the 12 different gifts, prices for some staple items in the song's elaborate verses have fallen, perhaps offering a little consolation.
Its first audiences, however, found it daunting, and a number of major Strauss interpreters (notably Reiner and Karajan) shied away from it.
(P17, male, 40s) Participants acknowledged that, as an official regulatory body, the GMC needs to be formal in its communication; however, they found it daunting, and this contributed to feelings of anxiety at an already stressful time.
People have asked, Mr. Endelman says, whether he finds it daunting working with Mahler's music.
And I was — I found it daunting, and I would say, in a way, it was probably the most profound cultural shock of my life.
