Sentence examples for intimidate to from inspiring English sources

They intimidate to get what they want".

The point is to impress and intimidate to the max.

"It is to intimidate, to create a sense of fear".There is plenty more darkness about.

The city has published his name, he complained, "to intimidate, to embarrass".

But he said he was concerned about possible efforts to "boycott, to intimidate, to picket" donors who have been active contributing to groups like his.

If lucid writing is the sign of a moral state, it's the moral state of hard work, keener effort, acquired craft — a desire to communicate rather than intimidate, to have fun with a fellow-mind rather than bully a disciple.

"[The government] is trying to intimidate us, to scare us".

"They sought to intimidate us, to terrorise us.

"It's very intimidating to families".

An internet cafe was intimidating to Luke".

"I was intimidated to get onstage with Nora Ephron.