Sentence examples similar to intimidate a little from inspiring English sources

"He's kind of intimidating a little bit," Jamison said.

We were kind of intimidated a little bit".

"We were intimidated a little by the crowd," was Lewis' frank and frankly surprising response.

After all, an endless journey is a little intimidating, a little scary -- Columbus sailing off over the flat edge of the world -- but a journey that ends you can put in your pocket.

"I was finding what I thought were better songs than what I was writing," he says now. "Maybe I was intimidated, a little bit".

"I think it's unfortunate the officiating is intimidated a little bit.

And for years after that I think Nick was always intimidated a little bit by Brian".

"I think we were intimidated a little by them". But at halftime, Pace and co-Coach Kathy Desmond decided to remain positive and reserved.

"They tried to intimidate me a little.

A fast bowler's job is to intimidate, instil a little bit of fear into a batsman.

To be honest, this incarnation of The Show intimidated me a little.