Sentence examples similar to turned daunting from inspiring English sources

The challenge ahead was, as it turned out, daunting.

She's an efficient filmmaker, however, and using batches of on-screen text and some ruthless editing — the competition dances are, unfortunately, cut down — she manages to create pocket portraits of children whose dedication to their art is by turns inspiring, daunting and, at times, a little frightening.

I think the idea of turning professional is daunting for North Americans because of the costs involved.

At first, the actor turned him down, daunted by the responsibility of playing a literary figure he had never heard of.

The prospect of turning 50 sounds daunting by definition.

Now that EA Dice has begun development, has an exciting prospect suddenly turned into a hugely daunting one?

This in turn would create daunting financial burdens and legal risks for start-up companies, making it much harder for brilliant young entrepreneurs with limited resources to create small and innovative Internet companies that empower citizens and change the world.

This rather daunting fact turns up in James Landale's "The Last Duel: A True Story of Death and Honor" (Canongate; $24).

But I've been to two prior I.S.H.S. conferences and I often find that those sessions that sound the most arcane and daunting often turn out to be the most interesting.

MacLehose recalled first reading them and feeling he "couldn't not publish them", and thinks the 15 or so other publishers who turned them down, were daunted by their size.

Obesity has turned out to be a daunting foe.