Sentence examples for intimidated to do from inspiring English sources

I singled out the Camorra bosses from the stage, naming them publicly, which local people had been too intimidated to do.

The gist of the argument is that Hicks and the other Western photographers could easily seek out and photograph Hamas fighters, and thus balance out the coverage, but they have been too bullied and intimidated to do so.

"I would be very intimidated to do that, but Hemingway would not.

Most of the people who now live in terror because local police are too intimidated to do their jobs are black.

"Most of the people, who now live in terror because local police are too intimidated to do their jobs, are black," Haley said in a Washington speech.

He said: "One of the reasons speed funding works better than other pitching mechanisms is that it allows the business angels to ask really stupid questions, which in a big room of people, they would feel intimidated to do.

It can be extremely intimidating to do this, especially if you like him, but some guys are nicer about your shyness than you might think.

What The Money illustrates, explains Holloway, is that "it's intimidating to do something – because as soon as you do, someone will have an opinion.

If this person is intimidating to you don't confront him/her alone.

I wanted to DJ, but I was too intimidated to ask someone how to do it.

These are all intimidating things to do.