Sentence examples for feels intimidated from inspiring English sources
Your young daughter feels intimidated, helpless and afraid.
And you know on the first tee whether the other guy feels intimidated.
She feels intimidated by the memory of his first wife, a martyred political poet named Ferosa Rosario.
Iran feels intimidated by two giant air bases that will still house US forces in Iraq until at least the end of next year.
That is one reason Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law, which justifies bodily harm or death if the person feels intimidated or threatened, is so flawed: anyone can feel threatened if they are scared or paranoid about their safety.
There is something peculiarly distressing about watching a young person arriving, full of pride and confidence about getting into "uni", who then sinks into despair because he or she doesn't understand what is going on around them and feels intimidated by the confidence and knowledge of better educated peers.
Whether it's intentional or not, it feels intimidating".
Art, particularly contemporary art, often feels intimidating.
Some patients felt intimidated to ask the clinician for feedback as to how they had performed, feeling they were being a nuisance or wasting the clinician's time.
"They'd feel intimidated.
