Sentence examples for less daunted from inspiring English sources
His players were less daunted.
Here Maddox, perhaps less daunted than I am about the difficulties ambitious women scientists face, has little to say.
Of course, by the time you get to the end you feel rather less daunted by it.
Still, she has emerged as a more disciplined and savvy surrogate, one who is less daunted by the nastiness of political campaigns.
Peggy Green, vice chairwoman of Zenith Media, a media-buying firm, said NBC had reason to feel less daunted than its competitors.
But Adam Parkins, 20, an English student at the University of Cambridge switching to law next year, is less daunted: "The large amounts of reading, analysis and extracting information will feel familiar to me, as will articulating arguments coherently.
5 Two studies have suggested that mature students cope better with the transition to clinical responsibilities feeling less confused, daunted, anxious or intimidated and more likely to describe a positive transition.
'Someone told me recently that a car mechanic was charging £75 an hour, and I think many architects, particularly in the domestic sector, charge considerably less than that.' Nevertheless, many people remain daunted by the thought of engaging an architect and by issues such as where you find the right one, how you brief them, and what they actually do.
He's not daunted, and I don't want him to be daunted.
Griffin did not appear daunted in facing the Yankees, regardless of whether the current version packs less punch with so many stars on the disabled list.
