Sentence examples for intimidated of going from inspiring English sources

"Housing is in an ideal place because people are quite intimidated of going to the police," Burnet says.

Wilson is not alone in being intimidated by the thought of going to court.

Some students may feel intimidated by the prospect of going to see Williams because he deals with academic problems.

I wanted to get involved in sports at Magruder, but I was intimidated by the prospect of going out for football or basketball.

"Most residents who don't leave Chinatown and don't speak English are intimidated by the idea of going to a mainstream bank," Zhou said.

"Many people are intimidated by the idea of going up against the big H.M.O.," he said, "and unfortunately, they're often too sick and too frail to appeal at the time when the service is essential".

If Obama is serious about holding some senior bankers to account in a criminal court, he needs to replace Breuer with a gung-ho prosecutor who isn't intimidated by the prospect of going up against the big banks and their defense teams.

Standing in front of the doors of Blue Beat, the thought of going "clubbing" intimidated me.

"We have clear evidence that Government agents intimidated the population in the sense of going out and warning people not to talk to us, systematically interrogating people who did talk to us and in some cases making direct threats to people who they knew had given information to us.

Critics have been accused of going into stores and intimidating staff to make them take down the posters.

"The idea of going to Vietnam is intimidating; the idea of going alone is worse.