Sentence examples for one daunting from inspiring English sources

"Mother and I live next door to each other, separated by one daunting hill," says Carrie Fisher in the HBO documentary Bright Lights, which had its North American premiere at the Telluride film festival on Saturday.

But despite his recent victories, he still faces one daunting and inescapable problem: the Democratic superdelegates overwhelmingly support Clinton.

One daunting challenge that has yet to be resolved is finding a staging area for the searchlights after this year.

One daunting prospect, she explained from the stage, was to perform anything made famous by "the two Barbaras" (Cook and Streisand).

One daunting dessert, a house specialty, is a giant crepe adorned with slices of ripe papaya and black raspberries, flanked by a cumulous cloud of whipped cream.

But he faces at least one daunting hurdle: a continuing corruption investigation that has dogged him for much of this decade and seems likely to lead to another round of criminal charges soon.

Yet, just as the Baret has one immediate, daunting flaw — the hand is not the poet's — the portrait has, to its doubters, one overwhelming problem: it does not look much like Shakespeare.

The logistics for planning an event like this one are daunting.

Making the jump from a large charity to a small one was daunting.

THE pleasures of a newly cut trail are indeed unique, but there is no shame in traveling a well-worn path -- especially one with daunting physical challenges, incredible views or both.

In a year of enormous open-world games, like Fallout 4, Metal Gear Solid V, and The Witcher 3, it's important to remember that a simple game can be just as beautiful as one of daunting scale or, at least, every bit as addictive.