Sentence examples for intimidated around from inspiring English sources

Most lovebirds are excited to communicate with new faces, though some bird can be shy or intimidated around new people.

Don't appear intimidating around the tank.

"I was intimidated the first go-around and I blame myself.

He had a sense of inferiority and was intimidated by those around him who had an education.

And I was intimidated by everyone around me.

"It was intimidating being around all those people.

Are not death threats and sustained choking episode at least as bad as a coach who verbally and physically intimidates those around him?

And in prison, as he watches his skinny and battered son Ziggy surrounded and almost effaced by the massive, intimidating prisoners around him, Frank instinctively stands up, needing to help but for once completely powerless.

The banning of carrying weapons in public was based on the idea that civilized coexistence could not tolerate public spaces that were dominated by those wearing weapons, on pain of intimidating those around them.

An even more hardline splinter group, making allegations of rape, assault and thievery by immigrants, has been organising a civilian militia to harass and intimidate people around the centre of the city and the mosque, in particular, where refugees mill around for want of anything else to do.

"We realized that we had protesters who were intimidating people around abortion clinics, here in Quebec," she says.