Sentence examples for how intimidated from inspiring English sources

Pinto reminds me how intimidated Obama looked around the generals.

He described how intimidated the Knicks were in the presence of Charles Oakley and declared Toronto "the greatest first-round challenge we've had since I've been here".

There's a lot of celebrity on that stage, and finally during rehearsal everybody sounded out about how nervous they were and how intimidated they were.

If there is a lesson to be learned from "Innocents," it is just how intimidated most of us still are by doctors and the medical establishment and how dismissive medical professionals can be of patients' and families' concerns.

The conversation on Twitter and in the news media reflects how intimidated dissenters feel in the face of the Turkish government's actions since the failed coup in July and how wary the international community is of Erdogan's rule.

To kick things off, we're treated to several unnecessary shots of Sean shirtless (from a variety of angles, of course) while he talks about how "intimidated" he is by the task ahead and waxes poetic about his failed love with Emily.

My ear detects no atrocities, and what strikes one very strongly on rereading "The Naked and the Dead" is how little intimidated Mailer was — how brave he was in ignoring the conventional pieties concerning a war that almost everyone in the country felt good about.

The newspapers, including The Advocate in Baton Rouge and The Times-Picayune in New Orleans, reported that the juror had sent Judge Polozola a note saying: "I am being very intimidated because of how I may feel.

Of course my obsession with this genre is unusual, but I don't think cookbooks have to be history: I think we, people of my generation, want to cook, but maybe we're a little intimidated, unsure of how to approach the thing.

Gazing out the back window and down at my big blue Mercedes, I wondered how I could have ever been intimidated or fearful.

In 1980, Eno produced the Talking Heads' "Once in a Lifetime," one of the songs that I manage to remain intimidated by no matter how often I play it.