Sentence examples for intimidating appearance from inspiring English sources

However, Padilla said that despite her intimidating appearance, Deep Blue could well be in danger.

A cagelike front-end cover ($663) heightens the H2's intimidating appearance while it protects the grille.

Conservatives also lambasted Holder for his department's being soft, in their opinion, in its handling of the New Black Panther party over the intimidating appearance of two of its members outside a Philadelphia polling station in 2008.

This can naturally take things in the wrong direction, a phenomenon reinforced by the intimidating appearance of surplus military equipment, widely distributed to urban, suburban, and rural departments alike from the Afghanistan and Iraq theaters.

It's easy to hear in the music's galloping 4/4 beat and Sidibe's aggressive and Lemmy-like vocalizing, not to mention his glowering and intimidating appearance (and the rifles), that donso ngoni music shares a great deal with rock.

The report blames in part the culture gap between local people and the predominantly military, police and security types working at the centre, whose behaviour was noticeably condescending and whose physical appearance villagers found intimidating.

A 2012 study that focused on the effects of color in hospital settings found that a white color scheme was strongly associated with a "clinical appearance" that seemed intimidating.

Today's students are too young to be influenced by such epics (though some will remember Mr Heston's cameo appearance as the boss of the CIA, intimidating Arnold Schwarzenegger in "True Lies").

Members of Congress reacted with outrage to Cohen's announcement that his appearance would be postponed, and warned Trump that intimidating a witness is a crime.

D), next to the restaurant of that name at Fifth-second Street, is reported to have mediocre handling and poor acceleration (zero to fifty in a disappointing nine minutes), but its hefty appearance may intimidate other entries into veering off course".

Her instinctively grand posture suggests years of red-carpet appearances and confrontations with domineering studio heads; she's valiant, pathetic, intimidating and absurd.