Sentence examples for intimidated to work from inspiring English sources

Coogan spoke to Jane Hill about how he feels about the nomination and why he was delighted yet intimidated to work with Judi Dench who plays Philomena.

Harold was slightly intimidating to work with but only because, characteristically, he paused quite a lot.

Both women said it was initially intimidating to work with their musical idols, but they quickly overcame their apprehension in the collegial, egalitarian atmosphere.

It's not surprising that it can be intimidating to work surrounded by blokes who have all known each other for years.

(And as it happens, Jake Shears of that group, who first met the pair at the Bestival festival in the UK in 2006, later tells me: "It's always intimidating to work on music with musicians you love. But they radiate joy").

Was it intimidating to work for them?

Was it intimidating to work so close to tigers?

Has Nichols been intimidating to work with?

It can definitely be intimidating to work with seasoned industry professionals.

His teammate, 16-year-old Harrison Balmonte, who lives near what would be the park's southern end, said it was intimidating to work on something real at first.

Lovato said that it was intimidating to work with him as she was worried that he would not like her lyrics, and she would get "super excited" whenever he complimented her.