Sentence examples for large and daunting from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Regarding "When Little Ones Take a Bite of the Apple" (June 16): New York is a city of important museums of nearly every possible size and theme, but we must take issue with Pamela Paul's suggestion — even if it was meant lightheartedly — that families with young children should skip the Metropolitan Museum of Art because it's too large and daunting.
It's a lot of money to fork over for a service that can largely be cobbled together from different corners of the Web — there are already sleek city guides available online, reviews and a growing number of start-ups like HotelTonight, that specialize in making the large and daunting world of travel a bit more accessible, and offering higher-end accommodations to those users.
Yet Wild - the movie of the book - manages to tell a tale as large and daunting as the great outdoors.
www.asiasociety.org FROM PUNCH BOWLS TO PUZZLE JUGS: DRINKING VESSELS AND TRADITIONS IN BRITAIN AND AMERICA -- Americans took their partying seriously in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries; the large vessels and daunting jugs in this exhibition must have been a caution to sip from.
This is both reassuring and daunting.
All in all, cool and daunting.
The problems facing the monarchy were complex and daunting.
From a curriculum developer's perspective, the outlook is both encouraging and daunting.
The world outside your head is huge and daunting.
Their discussion will almost certainly reflect larger, daunting and perhaps unanswerable questions: From whose perspective, and how many perspectives, should the story of 9/11 be told?
