Sentence examples for that seems daunting from inspiring English sources

"The Middle East is a region that seems daunting to women travelling solo, but it's definitely not as bad as it seems, and I think it's important to go there and show people what their misconceptions are," she says.

There is no point dressing it up, it is blindingly hard work and if that seems daunting it isn't worth doing.

And if even that seems daunting, once you have written your revision plan, and can see what you are going to do next (and after that, and after that) you'll know that you will cover the whole darned lot before the first day of exams comes around.

It was not only the form of the play, an uninterrupted monologue that transpires in a kind of undead purgatory, that seemed daunting.

(I will admit that as an introvert that prospect seems daunting, but my friends who have done so assure me it's quite easy, and the official Yuri's Night website has some advice on how to go about it).

PAGE A12 TAINTED PEANUT BUTTER LIST GROWS For the nation's grocery shoppers, the list of foods that might contain salmonella-tainted peanut butter has grown so quickly that keeping up seems daunting.

The Times/CBS News poll sketched an electoral landscape that, as of today, seems daunting for the four-term Republican congressman from Suffolk County who, like Mrs. Clinton, is running for statewide office for the first time.

Given the great time lapse, it seems daunting that any measure can be found to keep these primary oocytes "fresh" while women age.

Just because it seems daunting to commit that kind of time doesn't mean you should quit.

I know that much of what we're up against seems daunting.

Suddenly, raising boys in this environment that continues to perpetuate certain cultural expectations of women seems daunting.