Sentence examples for most daunting aspects from inspiring English sources

What do you think are the most daunting aspects of taking on the sport?

One of the most daunting aspects of applying to colleges is actually deciding where to apply to college.

One of the most daunting aspects of wine culture is the often obscure language used to describe a wine's taste, appearance, and mouthfeel.

Three Little Asparagus Soups For Spring (Adapted from Rue Balzac) The most daunting aspect of serving three asparagus soups is finding 18 little bowls.

When the Miami Dolphins arrive for the season opener Sunday, the bronze bull sculptures outside Reliant Stadium will finally not be the most daunting aspect of the Texans.

And the most daunting aspect of the accomplishment is this: if nobody could stop Williams on clay, easily her worst surface, who will do it when she gets to Wimbledon's grass or the hardcourt at the United States Open?

Brando later explained that the most daunting aspect of playing Shakespeare was relying on the written text, since he had learned to search around and under words — in pauses, in gestures, in grunts and mumbles, even in silence — for a sense of truth.

Perhaps the most daunting aspect of getting settled in Berlin is the sheer volume of activity spread across the sprawling expanse of the city.

The most daunting aspect of the Rubbee is the price: £799 ($1,240 USD) is currently required to back at a level that includes pre-orders, which is around the same price as a dedicated e-bike will cost at some online distributors.

African women face the most daunting hurdles in the world.

Perhaps their most daunting task is the McGarrigle scene in Act II.