Sentence examples for seriously daunting from inspiring English sources
But after beating out 17 other competitors over the course of a six-week-long filming cycle filled with some seriously daunting shooting challenges, Cheng may have finally shattered the stereotype of who can be an expert marksman for good.
As a result of these concerns, the whole Dispatch idea was thrilling, but seriously daunting.
"There's nobody in here who doesn't realize it's a seriously daunting task, but it's certainly not impossible".
Evolving out of the wine boom of the 70's, they were often equipped with complicated wine-storing machinery and took themselves quite seriously, with daunting lists, coat-and-tie stuffiness and an attitude toward food that was either dismissive or overly reverent.
The process can be daunting for someone who is seriously ill and struggles to even hold a device because of tremors, arthritis or other medical conditions.
It's tough to take this busy actor entirely seriously — not because Lanford Wilson's 1979 play isn't daunting.
