Sentence examples for downright intimidating from inspiring English sources
TO gymgoers used to sleek, bright equipment, the kettlebell is downright intimidating.
Actually, it can be downright intimidating.
Taking a leap of faith can be downright intimidating.
We call him "Hulk" because the kid is just downright intimidating to look at and he towers above most of the Hogs, especially me.
Escher painting, while other stairs are downright intimidating, especially when they stand between you and a site you flew half way across the world to experience.
Police impounded car auctions, like many auctions, can be raucous, if not downright intimidating, for the novice auction attendee.
Some just get downright intimidated.
That kind of behaviour is at best offputting, and at worst downright offensive and intimidating.
That's not to say success can't be intimidating or even downright terrifying, because it can - and all the more so if you think you're a fraud.
The process of selecting, visiting, applying to and interviewing at independent and boarding schools is intimidating enough; add to that choosing between and preparing for the ISEE and SSAT, and it becomes downright nerve-wracking.
