Sentence examples for intimidated enough from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, she thinks it was fortunate that she didn't get into Oxford: "I was intimidated enough by Exeter.

But too many actresses have not been intimidated enough, either by the role or by the indelible memory of the performance of the world's first Amanda, Laurette Taylor.

This fall Anna Netrebko seemed intimidated enough by the prospect of her New York recital debut to cancel it for the second time in five years, and Jonas Kaufmann's recital at the Metropolitan Opera was genial but distant.

Taking women seriously doesn't mean being proud of women and giving them a gold star; it means being intimidated enough by them to resent them.

A normal, sane human being would not yell at a soda machine for an hour and expect it to be intimidated enough to drop a soda.

Mac is smitten enough to have bought an engagement ring but intimidated enough to have put off proposing.

It's intimidating enough without one.

If that weren't intimidating enough, he bears a message.

As if that were not intimidating enough, viruses and worms are becoming more dangerous.

He lost a referendum on constitutional change, and had to scramble to intimidate enough voters to prevent his party from losing the 2000 parliamentary election.

Indeed, the lucrative nature of regional networks for certain individual colleges can be intimidating enough to force rivals to contemplate radical action.