Sentence examples for that feels daunting from inspiring English sources

If that feels daunting, even for a billionaire, Green has only himself to blame.

Locking guns seemed easy and obvious — it was talking about it that felt daunting.

It feels daunting, scary, paralyzing even.

When I was given this opportunity to step forward, sure, there are things about it that feel daunting, but there are also things that feel really exciting.

The problem is that choosing a career path can feel daunting.

If we operate under a dated notion that discomfort is something to avoid, then pressure will continue to feel daunting.

Also, when you have spent so long working toward a goal, abandoning it can feel daunting.

The fact that Exeter - very much the benchmark that Worcester set themselves against as a club - are the team who have handed out Worcester's two heaviest defeats of the season ought to feel daunting.

Those nevers can feel daunting.

I've never been to Berghain, so approaching the techno monastery felt daunting.

Donald says that he, too, finds Bob difficult at times and that he has felt daunted by Bob's manner and success in business.