Sentence examples for intimidated of from inspiring English sources

And on her BBC London radio show, Vanessa Feltz said: "We take seriously people feeling harassed or threatened or intimidated – of course I do, I've got two daughters … but I just don't know how seriously this ought to be taken".

Though Watson has expressed difficulty of finding someone who won't be intimidated of her fame, she does have some pretty standard hopes for her future beau, which include "kindness, good manners, intelligence, confidence and someone who can make me laugh".

Blacks maintain that some of them were intimidated out of voting by a police roadblock on Election Day.

Prosecutors said the witness, Theodore Edwards, had been intimidated on behalf of the defendant.

"I'm not going to be intimidated out of what I feel passionate about," she said.

The rapid escalation of Facebook's valuation has not intimidated some of Wall Street's largest investors.

Bradley Stern from MuuMuse noted that the blending of "intimidating stabs of guitars and a wicked drum pulse" showcased "the acidic side of Sky's attitude".

Teachers were sometimes intimidated by of her.

But the last time we inspected homesteads, some people were harsh, which intimidated many of our colleagues and we became demoralized.

It became obvious that BP was doing a great job of intimidating most of the people down in that community.

Functional dyspepsia (FD) is a main concern of intimidating quality of life (QoL) in recent days.