Sentence examples for deeply intimidated from inspiring English sources

As a longtime reader of the mostly rapturous reviews of his novels, written by humanists who seemed deeply intimidated by his mastery of arcane branches of scientific knowledge, I managed — until recently — to avoid cracking any of them.

I was fresh off the bus from the Midwest, deeply intimidated by the hip atmosphere, traumatized by certain aspects of my past, and his confusion seemed to match my own.

Those seeking a cut-and-dried story may find the chain of visual metaphors in "The Intruder" deeply intimidating.

While the physical presence and movement of the protestors is part of the expression of their opinion, the physical presence of the police and their deeply intimidating formation marks their antipathy to such expression.

Williams, meanwhile, has won Wimbledon, two Olympic gold medals and six matches in intimidating, deeply convincing fashion at the United States Open, where she has yet to drop a set (or play so much as a tiebreaker) and where she will face Victoria Azarenka in the final on Saturday.

Today's leaked Ofsted inspection into Golden Hillock school in Birmingham reveals a deeply worrying picture: female staff intimidated, a failure to protect students from the risks associated with extremist views, no focus on students' personal and social development.

Critics cited it as a sign that the investigators might have felt intimidated to delve too deeply into the case.

Guys can be intimidated by girls with a lot of confidence, but they are also deeply attracted to them.

Greenwald said the threat of a Koch backlash against his organisation was a concern but that he would not be intimidated: "The Kochs are the poster boys for a system that has become deeply unbalanced.

Some voters have been intimidated by it, but by now most of them have given the film a shot and many have been deeply moved," he says.

Nothing intimidated Carolina.