Sentence examples for feeling of intimidation from inspiring English sources

The minute I jumped on his back I had no feeling of intimidation whatsoever.

"Why we need to work on this scale, I don't know," says Mike, adding that after overcoming their initial feeling of intimidation, the two found themselves wishing the ceilings were another 20 feet higher.

The feeling of intimidation from my peers eventually turned into a feeling of motivation.

The spacious backyard was teeming with women of all ages and looks, and my feeling of intimidation soon ebbed away as I conversed with the happy revelers.

I think the hardest thing for me was getting beyond the feeling of intimidation and pressure of being thrown into this process with such established artists.

This model removes some elements that are likely to contribute to a feeling of intimidation.

She said seeing Clifford protest his innocence on television brought back feelings of intimidation and fear.

Millions of citizens in the restive east, however, did not vote at all, either because of separatist sympathies, feelings of intimidation by pro-Russian militias or simply a lack of polling stations.

She said seeing Clifford protest his innocence on television brought back feelings of "intimidation and fear", adding that her trauma was compounded by seeing him refuse to apologise following his conviction.

These limitations may contribute to fear and feelings of intimidation among parturients.

Through one-on-one peer mentoring and a calendar of group events, coordinated and cheerled by Mbom, the program facilitates an easier transition into CMU and helps diffuse any feelings of intimidation.