Sentence examples for intimidated he would from inspiring English sources

But the defense argued that if Mr. Clementi had felt intimidated, he would have accepted when the resident assistant offered him another place to stay, and he would not have invited his boyfriend back to the room.

But, if he meant to intimidate, he'd picked the wrong person.

"That anybody has been intimidated," he added, "that again I would say is unfortunate".

The people would not be intimidated; they would observe carnival in the manner they deemed most appropriate".

He asked the young man with the intimidating forehead if he would kindly repeat what he had just said.

Maybe he would intimidate the international competitors.

Mr. Scarcella called it "ridiculous" that he would intimidate a person to testify.

The justifications that he was a flight risk, or that he would intimidate witnesses have been hotly disputed.

In the weeks afterward, Armstrong pressed to know the names of the witnesses, but the antidoping agency would not release them, fearing he would intimidate and silence them before they could testify at an arbitration hearing.

According to James B. Stewart's book "Den of Thieves," Martin A. Siegel, who, in 1987, had pleaded guilty to insider trading while at Kidder ,Peabody, was harassed by Kroll operatives seeking to intimidate him so that he wouldn't testify against an arbitrageur at Goldman Sachs.

Last week, DeSai became upset because of water pressure problems at his home, asked for maintenance help and expressed his displeasure in an email to the management firm that implied he would "intimidate his way to getting what he was asking for", Delgado said.