Sentence examples for intend to intimidate from inspiring English sources

If the MQM did intend to intimidate voters ahead of the voting, it seems to have some success.

While acknowledging that "we do want to get the attention of the recipients of these letters," Mr. Jarrell said that Mr. Giddens did not intend to intimidate anyone.

In pairing the two, Ms. Falkenburg did not intend to intimidate Ms. Fraser but rather to show her that, for a beginner in golf who has pluck, tenacity and heart, it is possible to play this game without the ferocious pressure associated with tournaments.

A terrorist act, according to state law, is one that is intended to intimidate or coerce civilians, influence government policy by intimidation or coercion, or affect government conduct by murder, assassination or kidnapping.

The younger Mr. Karroubi said the shooting appeared to be intended to intimidate his father.

The massacre was intended to intimidate, but it set off the immigrants' anger instead.

This was a savage abuse of Catholic piety, obviously intended to intimidate and silence.

But if the violence was intended to intimidate the protesters, it did not entirely succeed.

The law requires proof that the shootings were intended to "intimidate the civilian population at large".

Attacks intended to intimidate and sow sectarian strife are more common.

"We found no evidence that they intended to intimidate lawfully registered voters.