Sentence examples for be intimidated of from inspiring English sources

Though Watson has expressed difficulty of finding someone who won't be intimidated of her fame, she does have some pretty standard hopes for her future beau, which include "kindness, good manners, intelligence, confidence and someone who can make me laugh".

"I'm not going to be intimidated out of what I feel passionate about," she said.

The UKIP leader Nigel Farage has told the BBC he will not be intimidated out of Scottish politics despite needing police protection during a visit to Edinburgh on Thursday.

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Prosecutors said the witness, Theodore Edwards, had been intimidated on behalf of the defendant.

Blacks maintain that some of them were intimidated out of voting by a police roadblock on Election Day.

In addition, there are other problems: power imbalances among the different participants may mean that some stakeholders are intimidated out of making the contribution they are capable of making.

After being intimidated out of east Belfast, the family moved to west Belfast and set up home in the Divis Flats on the Lower Falls Road.

"Coming into a wealthy community can be intimidating to a lot of people".

The drunkards "can be intimidating for the majority of customers," he said.

What he retains is a healthy refusal to be intimidated by charges of "elitism".