Sentence examples for apparently intimidated from inspiring English sources

The most credible potential witnesses were either murdered, died of natural causes or were apparently intimidated from testifying.

Before she arrived on the set of Broadchurch, the actors were apparently intimidated at the thought of this great brooding figure from the continent joining the cast.

Several warehouses storing GM maize have been looted but ministers favouring its distri bution have stayed silent, apparently intimidated after the president threatened to arrest an opposition deputy who said constituents had starved.

The Spanish authorities are still poring over a final autopsy report, apparently intimidated by the notoriety of the case, and Spanish and British pathologists say they may never be able to determine the exact circumstances of his death.

Seth was apparently intimidated by a visit from a very threatening Captain Hook, and Rani refused to stay without her brother; the older ones were quickly bored and wanted out.

(Soros, however, gave up a few months too soon, apparently intimidated by Sumitomo's seemingly limitless resources). So why was Hamanaka allowed to continue? he answer may in part be that the global nature of his activities made it unclear who had responsibility.

It reminds me of something she wrote about another apparently intimidating writer, Susan Sontag.

When it was a couple of Black Panthers armed with a baton, they were, apparently, intimidating people.

The video showed Brown apparently intimidating a store clerk shortly before the shooting.

They both are used in territorial and courtship displays, when they become engorged with blood, causing them to swell and change color (which apparently intimidates other males and turns on the females).

He said firms were apparently being intimidated by the campaigners, adding: "One or two have shown a little less than backbone, if I might say so.