Sentence examples for be too intimidated from inspiring English sources

Anyway, she said she would be too intimidated.

They may be too intimidated to ask questions or request a clarification.

I knew that if I watched it before I got the gig I'd be too intimidated.

If you were overly mindful of them, you might be too intimidated to meet her.

Cattrall concedes that men may be too intimidated to ask her out.

Like the Nets, the Devils moved from the Meadowlands, less than eight miles yet a world away, and their experience answered skeptics who questioned whether suburbanites would be too intimidated to venture into downtown Newark.

Don't be too intimidating.

A seriously sexy dancer with an obvious attitude will often be too intimidating for many men to approach.

"When Caiden was born, Brian was too intimidated to hold him," his sister, Julie, told me.

If you have questions but are too intimidated to ask, then you're in the wrong company.

If you're too intimidated to challenge me, it won't work, because we can't succeed like that.