Sentence examples for intimidated students from inspiring English sources

"It is unacceptable that a member of this fraternity, which has harassed and intimidated students and is under investigation, has a position in which he is supposed to represent the student body," the group wrote.

My interest in teaching is driven by a desire to inject color in the often overwhelming subject matter of engineering and to draw to the discipline capable, yet somewhat intimidated, students, who need that extra spark from their instructor.

A number of students, supported by some faculty, have asserted that certain professors in our department of Middle Eastern and Asian Languages and Cultures have taught courses on the Israeli-Palestinian controversy that are biased against Israel, Zionism, and Jews, and have intimidated students who try to express reasonable and alternative viewpoints on the subject.

And inside the school, white students intimidated and harassed them.

This leaves a shroud of mystery over the process, with many students intimidated and confused when it comes to their own research projects.

If the hardest questions came first, the theory goes, weaker students would be so intimidated as they began the test that they might throw up their hands in despair.

Isaac Leigh, president of Warwick Student Union said: "The initial decision was made for the right of Muslim students not to feel intimidated or discriminated against on their university campus… rather than in the interest of suppressing free speech".

"The initial decision was made in deference to the right of Muslim students not to feel intimidated or discriminated against on their university campus … rather than in the interests of suppressing free speech or freedom of expression".

College students are often too intimidated to handle their personal finances and feel too uninformed to ask the right questions.

Janice Johnson, like a lot of adult students, was a little intimidated about going off to see the Wizard, having been told as a youngster that art was not a particular strength.

They reported that students were feeling most intimidated by instructors and least nervous with peers.