Sentence examples for is daunting at from inspiring English sources

Setting out on a 112-mile ride is daunting at the best of times.

Her debut album, "Song Up in Her Head" (Sugar Hill), is daunting at times, an unretouched gem committed to the dark corners of bluegrass past.

"It's pretty easy to get people to eat 1,000 calories less per day, but to get them to do 1,000 calories per day of exercise — walking 10 miles — is daunting at many levels, including time and motivation," he says.

Changing career course is daunting at the best of times.

Starting a new job is daunting at the best of times but the workplace can be a particularly frightening prospect for the homeless.

The director (Tim Story) uses a very staccato/MTVish editing style to give the film a rapid-fire pace that is daunting at times.

If Collinson is daunted at taking the programme through its 50th anniversary this December, he doesn't show it.

New Harlequins captain Joe Marler has admitted he is daunted at leading the side this season, conceding he will be entering uncharted territory.

The scene can be daunting at first.

She says launching abroad was daunting at first.

It was daunting at that age, like having your first day at school.