Sentence examples for be so intimidated from inspiring English sources
adverb
To the (explicitly stated) extent that.
- It was so hot outside that all the plants died.
Mr. Krewson added, "We would be so intimidated by these people if they sat down at the table with us".
"Colleges already practice affirmative action for women in science, but now they'll be so intimidated by the Title IX legal hammer that they may institute quota systems," Dr. Sommers said.
She would invite a lot of people to her big house and seat them around in a circle, and they would be so intimidated by her that nobody would say a word.
Divorced now for three years, she'd tried dating but men seemed to be so intimidated by her job and the power she reeled.
That way, you'll see some friendly faces and won't be so intimidated.
It's no wonder economics confuses people, but it need not be so intimidating.
"I thought it would be really intimidating," she says, "because when I first went I was so intimidated just by the people on stage: I was just blown away by the quality of the singers.
How could he have been so intimidated by the conventional drama of his day?
I know people who are so intimidated it stops them working.
