Sentence examples for a touch intimidating from inspiring English sources
That's not to say that walking in isn't a touch intimidating: low-intensity club beats whose backing vocals seem to have been imprinted on the lips of the attending cognoscenti at birth, décor that is strictly rave-bondage-meets-future-Tokyo.
Shopping for intimates can be a touch intimidating for both sexes not just for men who want to give a gift that keeps on giving.
The River Course and Meadow Valleys Course at Blackwolf Run evoke the classic parkland style though with diabolical touches: visually intimidating views from the tees, a number of tree-lined fairways yet many elevation changes that produce majestic vistas, trouble on most approach shots, tricky putting greens.
Fiennes, he admits, was a bit intimidating.
It all seemed a bit intimidating.
That prospect feels a bit intimidating.
Impressive, yes, but also a tad intimidating.
It can be a loud, intimidating experience.
And, sometimes, a rather intimidating one.
It's all a bit intimidating.
