Sentence examples for obviously daunting from inspiring English sources
"Maisie" isn't among the most obviously daunting works in the canon.
The 144-poem sequence may not be as obviously daunting as some of Hill's recent collections, but as ever some work is required of the reader, and in particular a little knowledge of Welsh culture and history is helpful.
The challenges for bioinformatics are obviously daunting, with mammoth amounts of data currently being generated using just one method.
He is obviously daunted by the challenge of recounting all he has done and seen in 40 years as an adviser to corporate executives, and as chairman of New York's Municipal Assistance Corporation during the city's financial crisis in the 1970's.
"My players have got to look forward to a tough game at Old Trafford now and test their skills and test their ability at a stadium that can obviously be daunting for some players".
The new French President François Hollande is obviously facing daunting challenges on the economic front at home and in the Euro zone, but the nature of the relations he will forge with China, the 21st century most important factor of change, will also define his presidency.
