Sentence examples for goal to intimidate from inspiring English sources

It was never a primary goal to intimidate our nation's enemies.

Make yourself larger inside the goal to intimidate charging players.

The raid's casualties were dictated by the raider's goals to intimidate the village and to take valuable captives to French Canada.

I called it "warming up," but my real goal was to intimidate the students.

If the goal is to intimidate us, to put fear in us, the president is wrong.

But if the goal was to intimidate Iran, or the protesters, that clearly was not the first response.

What was clear though, was that if the king's goal was to intimidate his critics into staying home, he appears to have miscalculated, at least so far.

He told CNN the Moscow's evident goal was to intimidate the Ukrainians, and added: "It's possible that they're preparing to move in".

Their goal was to intimidate.

Rather, the goal is to intimidate a targeted civilian population.

It was obvious almost from the inception of the ginned-up IRS "scandal" that its goal was to intimidate the agency into allowing bogus nonprofits to funnel cash into election campaigns.