Sentence examples for fairly intimidated from inspiring English sources
Gullette was also a rather large and somewhat menacing-looking man, and we were fairly sure that along with feeling "disrespected" in front of his customers, Mr. Glasper was probably fairly intimidated, given his relatively small stature.
The depth and scope of Parks's dissatisfaction is fairly intimidating.
Some of them are a bit shy and nervous, others are brash and fairly intimidating.
"The Millennium Stadium is a fairly intimidating place to go, especially with that Welsh back-line and the form it's in, but he looked to the manner born, so at ease in international rugby".
When she sees a person from far away, she looks down at them using a fairly intimidating pose.
There may seem like a billion options to choose from (and there are), making the process fairly intimidating.
Sounds pretty intimidating, huh?
Sens GM Bryan Murray tells Bruce Garrioch in the Ottawa Sun his team needs a coach who's "fairly strong [and] not intimidated to bring players into their office and, in a fair way, have conversations and give them direction on how the game has to be played according to the system they put in".
His preferred methods of communication are fairly simple: he mildly intimidates contestants he's not much impressed by and butters up the ones he likes.
