Daunted

The job applicant felt daunted by the rigorous interview process.

The vast amount of data daunted the researcher.

The elaborate knitting pattern daunted the novice knitter.

The architect felt daunted by the task of designing a sustainable skyscraper.

The young entrepreneur felt daunted by the complex process of starting a new business.

Despite feeling daunted, she took on the challenge of organizing a charity event.

The museum visitors felt daunted by the sheer number of exhibits to explore.

The hiker was daunted by the vastness of the desert and the lack of visible landmarks.

The unfamiliar vocabulary in the book daunted the language learner.

The skyscraper's towering height daunted the construction workers.

The extensive research required for the project daunted the student.

The long and tedious application process daunted her desire to apply for the scholarship.

The high price of the designer dress daunted the shopper.

The challenging math problems daunted the students.

They were daunted by the long list of requirements for the job application.

The chef was daunted by the challenging recipe.

The actor was daunted by the task of memorizing a lengthy monologue for the play.

The thought of public speaking daunted the shy student.

He was daunted by the prospect of starting a new business.

The young athlete was daunted by the challenges of competing in the Olympic Games.

Sarah was daunted by the idea of speaking in front of a large audience.

She felt daunted by the prospect of giving a presentation to a large audience.

The new employee was daunted by the strict deadlines and high expectations in the workplace.

The hiker was daunted by the steep and treacherous terrain of the mountain.

She felt daunted by the complex math equations.

The high mountain peaks daunted the inexperienced climbers.

The challenging obstacle course daunted the participants.

The unfamiliar cultural customs in the foreign country daunted the tourists, making them feel out of place.

The thought of delivering a speech in front of a large audience daunted the shy student.

The intensity of the competition daunted the athletes.

The complexity of the legal case daunted the young lawyer.

The entrepreneur was daunted by the challenges of starting a new business.

She felt daunted by the daunting task of organizing the event.

He was daunted by the mountain of work that awaited him.

The athlete was daunted by the challenging obstacle course.

The aspiring chef was daunted by the intricate recipe.

The steep mountain terrain daunted the hikers.

The extensive research required for the thesis daunted the graduate student.

The intricate dance routine daunted the young ballerina.

The extensive list of ingredients in the recipe daunted the beginner cook.

The high-pressure sales environment daunted the new salesperson.

The advanced level of vocabulary in the book daunted the non-native English speaker.

The advanced technology daunted the elderly couple.

The long list of chores daunted the tired parents.

The intricate math problem daunted the students.

The towering waves in the ocean daunted the inexperienced surfer.

The complex legal terms daunted the defendant.

The extensive research required for the project daunted the scientists.

The unfamiliar cultural customs daunted the international students.

The large audience daunted the aspiring singer.