Sentence examples for what daunting from inspiring English sources
In his lifetime, Ronald Reagan was such a cheerful and invigorating presence that it was easy to forget what daunting historic tasks he set himself.
The failure to develop what Daunt had dubbed the "Windle" can be attributed to the HMV years of drift, in which the company was neglected and starved of investment.
And what a daunting dozen it is.
What is daunting is their sheer numbers.
What sounds daunting in concept emerges as a rich, rollicking pleasure.
The title, of course, refers to the national debt, and the program does a fine job of spelling out just what a daunting situation Mr. Obama has inherited: the federal government was already borrowing huge amounts, and now, as the only entity big enough to revive the gasping economy, it has to borrow more.
His odds aren't great, what with daunting competition from Scandanavians Magnus Sterner and Heikki Sorsa.
Coming up with the point system and the grid indicating what earns what may be daunting, but it's not rocket science, and I am confident it can be accomplished.
It's so daunting what he did".
And how gruesomely difficult — what a philosophically daunting contraption of self-interest and self-delusion love appears to be — if you are not!
