Sentence examples for intimidated as from inspiring English sources

Retailers have been intimidated as well.

The commission found evidence going back over ten years that it had intimidated as many as 50 of its Italian distributors, cancelling the contracts of 12 because they had sold cheaper cars.

For all the concrete-clad modernity of its architecture, the Guildhall boasts 129 years of history; today's students can hardly avoid being intimidated, as well as inspired, by their predecessors.

Were that not enough of a deterrent to voting, this year – thanks to Trump's call for groups of vigilante polling monitors to take up their positions in urban areas – plenty of minority voters might well feel intimidated as well as simply put off.

My initial thought was "Damn, you go girl!" But I was immediately intimidated as well.

Moreover, Kennedy was not someone to be intimidated (as is true for Elizabeth Warren) by the people he was supposed to be regulating.

I watched Mays, myself, even watching pictures of Babe Ruth, there was absolutely no one that has been as intimidating as much as Barry Bonds has.

Friends and former colleagues have no shortage of adjectives for Mr. Rosen: combative, charming, profane, genius, controlling, intimidating, as well as a few best left unprinted.

The tent offers continuous vistas up and down the fair – handsomer than other events' gridded chicken coops, though a bit intimidating as well.

It must be exciting, but intimidating as well — taking on such a long-term task.

Though it can be intimidating as well, there's a thrill in the hunt.