Sentence examples for intimidated with from inspiring English sources

They must then avoid being intimidated with men round the bat.

Fatullayev has been beaten up, intimidated with death threats, and finallythrown in jail.

There is something hollow about an account that reads, "Holly, Marisa and I watched the spectacle in silence, intimidated, with Vidal quipping away, with Greene making grand statements, with Grant reflexively taking the opposing side".

It did not escape my attention that "Jewish" was not on Chua's list, and furthermore that her softie foil in the essay was her husband, who is identified as Jed — and is presumably why their daughters can be intimidated with threats of withheld Hanukkah presents.

Many say they have been intimidated with repeated notices regarding rent or other matters, and that they were never notified of the impending changes in their buildings (the city says it notifies residents only if more than half the building will be used).

" Many people with mental health conditions don't ever engage with the system, or if they do, are quickly intimidated with how confusing and frustrating it can be," he said.

She had to be intimidating with a group of veteran older actors, and she pulled it off".

According to several people who have dealt with her in connection with Arnold's movie career, she was tough, often intimidating, with a harder edge than her husband.

Visiting a pharmacy can feel shameful or intimidating with a barrage of questions asked to ascertain levels of responsibility, known as the "Gillick" competency.

Some students, particularly underclassmen, have described behavior by some members on the track team that they considered intimidating, with boys engaged in nude antics.

His Jefferson can intimidate with his anger and barbed humor, the implicit threat of brawn, but it's a learned demeanor, concealing the insecurity of youth.