Sentence examples for intimidating and daunting from inspiring English sources

Indisputably, letting go of the structure of lecture, and the feeling of power it holds, can be intimidating and daunting for some educators.

Of course the initial reaction to hearing about the part or doing the part is always intimidating and daunting and scary, but you kind of have to put that all away and there's plenty of other things to think about other than that.

The idea of waking up to the same person, the same body, the same skin, with all the flaws out there in the open day after day -- well it at minimum can be intimidating and daunting.

"It's an intimidating and daunting thing, particularly when your daughter gets lost among a sea of reporters and you have no idea how it's going to turn out," Mr. Huntsman said Friday at one of many points when he seemed to be thinking aloud.

Intimidating and marginalising other Muslim sects.

Once their arrogance was intimidating and awesome.

They found the health system unwelcoming, intimidating and unsupportive.

This environment can be intimidating for more junior medical staff handing over from the previous night and daunting for nursing staff who have felt unable to contribute to discussions despite being aware of the details of clinical progress for their patient over the preceding hours and having the responsibility for carrying out the clinical plans for the shift.

Her intelligence, however, is not intimidating or daunting--until you spend some serious time with her in the backseat of her car when she is prepping for an appearance or event.

And daunting?

This is both reassuring and daunting.