Sentence examples for Strongly intimidated from inspiring English sources
Previous experiments with another galliform species, Japanese quail, Coturnix coturnix japonica, demonstrated that these were strongly intimidated by aposematic butterflies, the European swallowtail Papilio machaon and the monarch Danaus plexippus, and exhibited signs of fear when encountering adult butterflies of both species, which they were hesitant to attack (Wiklund and Sillén-Tullberg 1985).
Testifying is strongly discouraged; witnesses are intimidated, or worse.
Mourinho has strongly rejected claims he intimidated two teenagers who had filmed him on their mobile telephones – an action Chelsea described as "overly intrusive" – last Sunday, though media coverage generated by the videos had soured the manager's mood.
The report added that the bank had failed to explore alternatives and it strongly implied that China had intimidated bank managers to expedite the approval.
We strongly disagree with the notion that trial judges will be intimidated by having appellate judges review their sentences.
The intense bipartisan competition for black voters around the country has also brewed controversy, including allegations that black voters have been intimidated by some Republican campaign workers, a charge that is strongly denied.
Last week, in a strongly worded statement, Johnson said the club would not be bullied, threatened or intimidated.
Nothing intimidated Carolina.
When he said, 'don't be intimidated,' that was intimidating".
Honestly, I was intimidated.
