Sentence examples for felt intimidation from inspiring English sources
For the first time in 20 years, I felt intimidation, racism and hatred toward me for being Hispanic in the country I call home.
Too often our members feel intimidated and unable to express problems openly for fear of victimisation, harassment and intimidation.
Northampton's rage at Hartley's dismissal and what they felt was intimidation of the officials by the Leicester director of rugby, Richard Cockerill, was controlled: they took off a wing, James Elliott, to bring on the hooker Mike Haywood and keep their complement of forwards to eight.
All I felt was intimidation.
Groups like this reported that those who did come to vote felt no intimidation or fear.
However, some felt that intimidation and anxiety were not major barriers.
He wants them to feel the intimidation of the wild hair and scruffy goatee and giant goggles, no?
intimidation, they felt they were seen as sugar daddies while others played rough.
The intimidation he felt is understandable, given her achievements, appearance and family background.
I felt a tremor of intimidation — the emotional signature of otherness that doesn't deign to ingratiate itself.
