Sentence examples for be intimidated by a from inspiring English sources

A great general athlete is not going to be intimidated by a FOGO.

But some consumers will very likely be intimidated by a computer hanging from their brow.

Beirutis like Mr. Masri are too hardened by years of civil war to be intimidated by a bombing.

The act was finally passed only after the Conservative leadership had repudiated the "diehard peers" who refused to be intimidated by a threat to create more peers.

The institute's research, which underpins the ToGetHerThere initiative, also shows that girls can be intimidated by a fear of public speaking or of incurring peer criticism by appearing overly confident.

PAGE A4 GURU DECRIES CRACKDOWN Swami Ramdev, a yoga guru with a large following in India, vowed not to be intimidated by a police crackdown that dispersed thousands of followers gathered for a hunger strike to protest corruption.

We can understand them better, and they may be intimidated by an adult.

Building on the success of the V.Smile console, V.Tech hopes to provide gamelike content for parents who may be intimidated by an Xbox but whose children are starved for video games.

"I've never been intimidated by a waitress's hair before," whispered Harry.

Again, one has the sense of a decent writer being intimidated by a thankless commission.

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