Sentence examples for avoid being intimidated from inspiring English sources

They must then avoid being intimidated with men round the bat.

In his Palm Sunday sermon, the pope said his faith helped him avoid being intimidated by "the petty gossip of dominant opinion".

Melvin said he thought that such a laid-back attitude helped Griffin avoid being intimidated by any atmosphere, even a game at Yankee Stadium.

For all the concrete-clad modernity of its architecture, the Guildhall boasts 129 years of history; today's students can hardly avoid being intimidated, as well as inspired, by their predecessors.

Irvine Museum Director Jean Stern will speak Thursday about appreciating art as an outsider and helping people avoid being intimidated by art just because they don't have an artistic background.

But they also believe that many of them were legitimate tenants who wanted to avoid, or were intimidated by, a potential legal battle with their landlord.

I'm not being intimidated.

"I'm being intimidated".

Being intimidated is OUT.

Women, in particular, are avoiding it because they are intimidated by the whole old boys' club factor, and because they are busy having babies.

Better that everyday cooks use eggs from the local bodega, store-bought frosting and other culinary horrors than avoid cooking entirely because they are intimidated by ivory-tower food writing.