| Mere thugs did not possess the ability to daunt the comportment of someone with his breeding and class. |
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| These days, with hundreds and hundreds of poeticules thronging the academies, the prospect of finding one's way as a poet must daunt the best. |
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| True, the country's problems would daunt any leader, but he has not addressed any of them effectively after a year in office. |
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| The impossibility of bringing this tale to the big screen would daunt any sane filmmaker. |
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| Indeed, it is a demanding target that might daunt a newcomer, however some basic rules of preparation should prove sufficient. |
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| They prefer not to be physically challenged by seating arrangements that would daunt even spelunkers. |
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| Then again, career politicians are strange people, willing to risk horrors that would daunt other folk. |
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| The enormity of the literacy challenge should not daunt us but it should caution us against over-ambitious expectations. |
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| As far as going back into management is concerned, no it doesn't daunt me. |
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| The apparent complexity of this Index should not daunt nor discourage the reader. |
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| Even the prospect of getting down to taxing schoolwork did not daunt Amy. |
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| The remote crash locations and construction of the sites do not daunt Mr. Lepine. |
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| Meantime, the challenges of being Rector of Dundee should not daunt Kelly, with her empathetic skills, campaigning experience and endless enthusiasm. |
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| But the grim situation did not daunt Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar, who compiled 67 before being trapped leg before wicket to Dion Nash. |
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| Some of the ballots will exceed 50 pages, which will surely daunt even the minority of voters who can read. Many may fail even to get to see a ballot paper. |
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| It is a challenge that might daunt even a native of the planet Krypton. |
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| But the enormity of the challenge must not be allowed to daunt us. |
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| If what she says is anything to go by, nothing seems to daunt her. |
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| Hamad's confidence, however, does little to daunt his opposite number, Qatar coach Jorge Fossati, who is expecting his charges to emulate their 2-0 triumph over Iraq in the first leg. |
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| The book is additionally a pleasure to read, drawing the reader effortlessly through complex methodological tangles that, in the hands of almost any other scholar, would daunt the hardiest history enthusiast. |
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| Rough seas and risky landings did not daunt the Chumash people. |
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| The monstrance containing the Eucharist came in procession from the North Cathedral, down Roman Street and across the Lee to make its way to Daunt Square. |
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