Sentence examples for even more intimidated from inspiring English sources
Who drinks port at 18? It makes people who aren't used to it even more intimidated to speak up".
"I went in and Mr. Bochco asked me how I felt and I told him, 'Look, I just want to get our of here and scream.' " Mr. Simmons said he was even more intimidated about meeting Mr. Franz, whom he initially thought would turn out to be like the sometimes snarling and angry Sipowicz.
The advanced level biology content was difficult, and because the already difficult content is written in English, she was even more intimidated.
However, the domestic fowl were even more intimidated by peacock butterflies that had their eyespots visible; birds took longer to return to the vicinity of the butterfly/food, were more likely to utter alarm calls and took longer to resume foraging after confronting a peacock butterfly with its eyespots visible compared with when confronting a peacock with its eyespots painted over.
"Immigrants feel more intimidated, Greeks feel more at risk," he says.
I think I'd be more intimidated if I wrote in Russian.
The more intimidated people are the less they enjoy thinking and wondering.
'I feel more intimidated by people who aren't strong personalities.
Ms. Lopez was no more intimidated when she decided, shortly after "Out of Sight,", to pursue a music career.
"I think possibly Naomi has been more intimidated by the production of fiction than you guys were," Tabitha said, meaning Joe and Owen.
