Sentence examples for he has intimidated from inspiring English sources

In his dealings with the news media, he has intimidated, cajoled, and yes, even lied to reporters.

Brodeur, the Devils' goaltender, has been so brilliant preventing goals and so effective distributing the puck that he has intimidated the Maple Leafs.

He has also managed to neutralise most potential checks on his power, including the army, the judiciary and the media, which he has intimidated into self-censorship.Hints of his intolerance came during his first term, when he tried to criminalise adultery.

To test his theory that he has intimidated them, Moses said, he recently made a remark calculated to offend Councilman Latta.

Welcher was so sculptured at 6-4 and 270 pounds that he had intimidated even his teammates at practice.

Mr. Heath later told the state police that, although Trooper Wooten had not physically harmed Ms. McCann, he had intimidated her.

Today, Mr. Wander appeared in a federal courtroom and quietly listened as Judge Beverley Stites Jones said that she had found probable cause that he had intimidated a flight attendant.

If Trump decided not to take up the offer, Sanders could say that he had intimidated the presumptive Republican nominee, which would also give his campaign a lift.

He said the charge that he had intimidated members of Gatto's staff "the disgusting deception of political amateurs trying to smear me". But Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge William Stewart sided with Aghakhani, although he denied restraining order requests from two other Gatto aides.

The regime's intelligence service has intimidated many activists.

Ms. Dudukina, of the Interior Ministry, has said that Mr. Magnitsky was detained pending his trial because he was a flight risk, based on a purchase of passport-size photographs, and because if he had been free he would have intimidated witnesses in the case.