Sentence examples for intimidating attitude from inspiring English sources

Frank Sinatra will forever be celebrated for his swaggering sense of style, mellifluous singing voice, and intimidating attitude.

By Andy Friedman December 12 , 2015/photos/590972a9019dfc3494ea2541] Frank Sinatra will forever be celebrated for his swaggering sense of style, mellifluous singing voice, and intimidating attitude.

In the context of the basketball star Howard's remarks, woof tickets are not to be bought; on the contrary, he uses the phrase to show that performance, and not intimidating attitude, is needed to "get it together".

Batman always keeps fighting with an intimidating attitude, always moving with a high posture when the enemy isn't challenging.

The over-the-top stallion attitude is intimidating, though, and, let's face it, doesn't really work for anyone.

In the early '90s, America Online leveraged its Everyman attitude toward the intimidating Internet into a dominant position, only to almost destroy itself in a disastrous merger with Time Warner.

Time was, opening a new restaurant in Los Angeles often involved offering a menu with any number of exotic ingredients from remote corners of the globe and fielding an intimidating staff with a whole lot of attitude.

A seriously sexy dancer with an obvious attitude will often be too intimidating for many men to approach.

Mr. Unozawa said Nintendo's more open and cooperative attitude also helped make Nintendo appear a little less intimidating.

Part of the cast was intimidated by Welles' temperamental attitude.

Bradley Stern from MuuMuse noted that the blending of "intimidating stabs of guitars and a wicked drum pulse" showcased "the acidic side of Sky's attitude".