Sentence examples for intimidated at the from inspiring English sources

He was intimidated at the prospect of entering the holiest place in German music.

Some black voters in Florida said they were intimidated at the polls last November.

The curator, Wilhelmina Bunn, said: "The main thing is that people don't feel intimidated at the gallery.

Hegarty, a self-described folk singer without a grasp of classical music, but with a passion for melody, admits he was intimidated at the prospect.

Sam Parkin, a striker for Exeter, agrees: "The majority of English players," he says, "are intimidated at the prospect of having to adapt to a new culture".

Before she arrived on the set of Broadchurch, the actors were apparently intimidated at the thought of this great brooding figure from the continent joining the cast.

He had an awful way of sounding both enthusiastic and intimidating at the same time.

Margaret Jane Radin, a law professor at the University of Michigan, says they're intimidating at the least, and overcoming such a provision could itself require litigation.

He certainly tried to bluster and intimidate at the Congressional hearing in February of 2008, the same way he loomed large on the pitching mound.

Although it's intimidating, at the same time it helps me to raise my game because I want to give my very best performance.

"It was really intimidating at the beginning to do these lectures with no live audience, no sense of who was listening and how they were reacting," Professor Duneier said.