Sentence examples for be a very intimidating from inspiring English sources

It can be a very intimidating experience".

Gulnaz's lawyer, Kimberley Motley, said: "My concern is that an illiterate woman, in the face of high-level government officials, all men I believe, would be a very intimidating situation for her".

On the pitch however it can be a very intimidating atmosphere and the French always pick up their game.

"Trains are confined spaces and it can be a very intimidating experience for families and children when they find themselves in a carriage packed with boisterous fans.

With their Hebrew prayers and insular communities, synagogues can be a very intimidating place.

Lifting weights can be a very intimidating process to those who have never done so.

"It was all very intimidating.

"They were asking each other: 'Did she come here legally or illegally?' The way they were talking was very intimidating.

"This could be a very nerve-racking and intimidating position," said Larry Weinstein, an Upper West Sider who was waiting in line with his two sons for a star show.

Often, I'll find a counter melody that I hadn't noticed before, which is a very inspiring, intimidating feeling".Frankie Francis (vocalist, Frankie and the Heartstrings) PJ Harvey Let England Shake "This defines its time.

"Sachin in the first half of his career was a very aggressive and intimidating batsman," Murali has said.