Sentence examples for intimidated to bring from inspiring English sources

Sens GM Bryan Murray tells Bruce Garrioch in the Ottawa Sun his team needs a coach who's "fairly strong [and] not intimidated to bring players into their office and, in a fair way, have conversations and give them direction on how the game has to be played according to the system they put in".

As easy as Twitter makes it seem, it's actually pretty intimidating to bring up your uncle's third divorce or your aunt's alopecia between entrees.

Squash can be a little intimidating to bring into your kitchen, but I promise it's actually quite easy to work with.

They intimidate to get what they want".

Scotland's reputation as an international force may not be intimidating enough to bring the superpowers to heel, but they are showing the potential to become as irritating as a stone in their shoe.

These menu choices are meant to include, not to intimidate, and "to bring you joy".

One former Merrill executive told me that the firm's top managers were too intimidated by O'Neal to bring him bad news.

Do not be intimidated to negotiate.

Those with blasphemy allegations often threaten and intimidate the police to bring prosecutions, leaving them with little choice but to detain the suspects. .

It can be intimidating to go alone, so bring support with you if you'd rather go with others.

John Allmen, program manager for shuttle support at the NASA Ames Research Center, said the pre-Columbia culture of NASA was sometimes intimidating for an engineer to bring up a concern.