Thus, he wasn't one to be daunted by the historians who initially dismissed him as a rich dilettante, and the publishers who simply dismissed him.

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He seems to be less daunted by the idea of winning than many Englishmen.

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Not to be daunted, and plainly unfazed by the threat of both sharks and sentimentality, Marlin sets off to rescue his only child.

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Another thing the course does very well which is chronically hard to do is to play fairly for all abilities: less skilled players will love the generous corridors, while better golfers will be daunted by the prodigious length from the back tees, at 7, 269 yards.

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