Sentence examples for it's very daunting from inspiring English sources
"When one's work is open to public scrutiny it's very daunting...in art, it all depends on the beholder.
"It's very daunting," she admits.
He continued: "It's very daunting to stand there and hit a first tee shot.
"It's very daunting," says director Chris Weitz, taking over the reins from Catherine Hardwicke, "because there are so many fans who have high expectations for this film.
"It's very daunting, but I think it's really important to be in full possession of what victories we've had, because we've had quite a few," she told me in an interview on SiriusXM Progress this week.
Badler also said that occasionally there were no rehearsals and that it was "very daunting" and challenging.
Come September, the start of term is often the first time many move out of halls or home and take on such a wide range of responsibilities – it can be very daunting.
"Going to another country to study is very daunting.
So to sit there and expose yourself, warts and all, was very daunting.
The challenges facing theatres and theatre organisations in the coming months are very daunting.
