Sentence examples for an intimidating experience from inspiring English sources

Casual dining: people not wanting to have to dress up or have an intimidating experience.

Being stopped for ID, even when your papers are in order, is an intimidating experience.

Getting up early in the morning to be faced with a giant cauldron of smooth, creamy, slightly soured milk from 60 ewes is an intimidating experience.

She reached one of the fossil beds her family made famous and demonstrated the other skills that can make fossil hunting with a Leakey an intimidating experience.

Trying to make sense of a policy, get a quote, or file a claim can still be an intimidating experience.

"Most of them are not designed with a bike in mind, so most people find cycling in Leeds and other cities an intimidating experience.

Scott's take on film-making as an adrenalised, intimidating experience in itself was reflected in the tone and pace of his box-office hits, which included Top Gun (1986), Beverly Hills Cop II (1987) and Days of Thunder (1990).

It can be a loud, intimidating experience.

It's a weirdly intimidating experience, especially as Vaas leans right in to the camera – reminiscent of the sort of immersive theatre experiences put on by companies like Punchdrunk, where actors incorporate the audience into performances.

Viewed through Brody's eyes it's a weirdly intimidating experience, capturing the emotional essence of immersive theatre productions, and the scenario – you're tied to a chair – provides a plausible limiter to the player's movements – which is going to be a key element in VR because you don't want people running into walls or furniture.

Some basic knowledge concerning where asbestos is likely to be found, the health effects of asbestos, how exposure occurs and methods to prevent it, help make this a less intimidating experience.