Sentence examples for intimidated before from inspiring English sources

They've been intimidated before they ever got in the ring.

Dylan Curran I was definitely intimidated before I met him.

Roddick appeared intimidated before the first warm-up ball was hit, steadfastly refusing to catch Sampras's eye in the tunnel as the interminable pre-match build- up ran its cacophonous course.

The biggest margin of victory ever enjoyed by either team was an 11-1 cup win for Real in 1943, but that game is largely overlooked by historians due to Barca's players allegedly being intimidated before the game by henchmen from General Franco's pro-Madrid regime.

Irish stage and screen actor Liam Cunningham (The Wind That Shakes the Barley) is perfect as Cope, so captivated by this younger gypsy type that he is nearly intimidated before managing to right himself.

The problem is they weren't all that intimidating before Romo was injured; they have other issues besides injuries; they are in a fiercely competitive division with a difficult schedule; and they have a coach, Phillips, who could conceivably be going bye-bye during the break, depending on how irritated Jones was watching his team take such a Giants Stadium beating.

We're intimidated even before getting to our table, perhaps because I'm wearing H&M and my own face.

These programs will not succeed if women who seek to report rape are intimidated, paraded before the media, and publicly shamed -- or even prosecuted -- for trying to bring their attackers to justice, as has happened on this case.

Do not let yourself be intimidated if everyone finishes before you; a good grade will be worth it.

"People think I can be easily intimidated," she says before I leave.

Winslet said that, aged 19, she had initially been intimidated by Rickman before realising he was "an exceptionally warm and giving man and an utterly phenomenal actor and gifted director.