Sentence examples for intimidating approach from inspiring English sources

China Youth Daily, however, calls the police's surprise visit to Mr Zhu's home an "intimidating approach that will disgust people easily".

It's a less intimidating approach to literature, free from the burden of historical background and devoid of grad-school jargon.

Delivering the judgment in the court of appeal, Lord Chief Justice Taylor said of the interrogation of Miller that "short of physical violence, it is hard to conceive of a more hostile and intimidating approach by officers to a suspect".

"We know what Crawley bring in terms of an intimidating approach before, during and after matches.

Weinstein's intimidating approach to his job and employees was no secret in the industry, according to several recent statements made in the press by people close to the company.

But it's intimidating to approach a group, whether 10 people or 2, where outsiders are accepted only slowly.

If you're in a group, the person you're trying to avoid may find it intimidating to approach you.

Nevertheless there remains something intimidating about approaching a salesperson in such a room, in spite of the happy-clappy Californian vibes.

The consent decree prohibits the Republican National Committee and its allies from engaging in any "ballot security measures" that could suppress the vote in minority neighborhoods, and from recording, intimidating, or approaching voters headed to the polls.

Lateesha Askew, a 19-year-old senior, was one of about a half-dozen students who said she preferred a less-intimidating approach than Scared Straight.

A tough and intimidating eighth grader approached.