Sentence examples for Somewhat intimidating from inspiring English sources

The effect must be somewhat intimidating.

The individual entries are somewhat intimidating.

And she has a reputation as somewhat intimidating".

He also found the atmosphere in the meeting somewhat intimidating.

… Anybody could come, but … calling it the Group of Financial Experts was somewhat intimidating.

She found that it set a dreary, somewhat intimidating tone for meetings with employees.

Here she seems somewhat intimidated by her character.

One wonders whether Ms. Arcement feels somewhat intimidated by interpreting a role based on Ms. Hamilton or whether the director has tamped down what should be a more exuberant performance.

Somewhat intimidated, a young man at the bar confessed to a certain fondness for the Mets - nothing passionate, but a real admiration.

"People are somewhat intimidated by the possibility of being sued by one of the music companies, even if they have a free lawyer, like us," Mr. von Lohmann said.

"My initial thinking was not to play him at all," Mr. Wright admitted, "because I was somewhat intimidated by the familiarity of the man.