Sentence examples for and be intimidated from inspiring English sources

"If you take away the comfort and security of a kid, he's not going to learn, and he's going to close up and be intimidated," she said.

She knew he was a cop and was intimidated.

"I didn't like English literature and was intimidated by a lot of stuff," he says.

'How many times have we seen players going into a big arena and being intimidated?

But Mr. Bush also warned, "There is a difference between being alert and being intimidated, and this nation will not be intimidated".

There is a fine line between being inspired by the importance of a situation and being intimidated by it.

Students often worry about being unprepared for clinical practice and unable to perform and are intimidated by the staff nurses and the environment.

He had a sense of inferiority and was intimidated by those around him who had an education.

The franchisee has a concern with the franchisor, and is intimidated by the consequences of complaining.

People felt and were intimidated.

"They don't know the court system and are intimidated by it".