dauntingly

The trouble is, she thought, that the three of us are so dauntingly different from each other!

A dauntingly large number, 47 percent, live below the poverty line.

I have to move on and, rather dauntingly, into cloud.

The economic legacy of the first Bush term is dauntingly bad.

Her voice was in their minds, a dauntingly powerful thought.

Two months ago, the war in Afghanistan seemed dauntingly open-ended.

And both challenges were dauntingly equal- that was the strange part.

His list of museum shows, commissions and honors is dauntingly long.

He didn't spot anything different, just, dauntingly, more of the same.

She asks if it's because of the thesis I have due so dauntingly soon.

Death's glass with its dauntingly empty bulbs was a few inches from his head.

Most of the country's newly celebrated chefs are dauntingly young.

The pattern, of course, can often be dauntingly complex.

It was also, as Eric had quickly discovered, dauntingly expensive and impossible to get into.

But they decided that studio space in Manhattan had grown dauntingly expensive.

At the start, the composition of an essay seems a dauntingly endless task.

Most of the writers are in their 30's and dauntingly prolific - one has published 34 books since 1985.

All this conspires to make each flight into space dauntingly expensive.

Dauntingly large as jewelry, the earrings remain worth their weight in gold.

Studio recordings of a complete opera have become dauntingly expensive.

Put like that, his theme may sound dauntingly abstract.

Wherever players were born, their chances of success remain dauntingly slim.

His choice of a college, with whatever guidance we manage to sneak in along the way, is a dauntingly big decision.

But these are small quibbles about a program that set a dauntingly high standard for what lies ahead.

That tended to make the sale price dauntingly high for some potential bidders.