Sentence examples for intimidates a from inspiring English sources

The political reality is … that the Jewish lobby intimidates a lot of people up here.

Hagel also said, "The Jewish lobby intimidates a lot of people up here," but "I'm a United States senator.

And in 2006 he triggered a minor storm by saying that the "Jewish lobby intimidates a lot of people" in Congress.

Removing the words would leave in place the parts of the provision banning speech that humiliates or intimidates a person based on race.

"But this is pretty much a non-lawyer statute, because just about any kind of violent crime that intimidates a community you can talk about as a form of terrorism".

But those numbers are mute on matters of actual human experience; they have nothing to say about the blink of time in which a petite grieving mother registers as a threat, or an inebriated nineteen-year-old motorist intimidates a fifty-four-year-old man who has a shotgun.

(You can't intimidate a home video).

Boris has a physique that would intimidate a tank.

"He's kind of intimidating a little bit," Jamison said.

They tried like hell to intimidate a couple of people".

"I think I intimidate a lot of people," Greene said.