Sentence examples for To be intimidation from inspiring English sources

The result is likely to be intimidation, harassment and smears of Muslim and Arab groups here in the United States.

We read about Paul laying on his "temporary charisma, which resulted in what seemed to be intimidation but was maybe an intimidation-based attempt at a nonantagonistic guardianship," whatever that means.

But I cannot support and would not support efforts that would appear to be intimidation or retaliation against judges".

At what point does religious speech cross the line from being simply an expression of one's faith to being intimidation?

Will there be intimidation?

Indeed, while some of Venus Williams's body blows seemed to be about intimidation Monday, Soler-Espinosa's impressive reflexive volleys made hitting back at her body the most effective play as the Williamses pursued their 14th doubles Grand Slam title.

The real purpose is intimidation: to compel foreign news organizations to adopt a more compliant posture in their daily decisions, small and large.

"I thought this was intimidation to keep me from coming here".

"I'm about 99percentt sure it was intimidation to put fear into the guy," he told me.

"Haitians learned through history that the way to change their government is intimidation and protest, not through elections and democratic procedure," Professor Carey said.

If people boycott Chick-fil-A for donating to bigoted groups it's intimidation.