Sentence examples for intimidating by from inspiring English sources

It is to depict a democratically elected politician as a sort of Asiatic despot whose supporters, far from being an energised democratic populace, are stigmatised as intimidating by sheer dint of their number and enthusiasm.

Hillary Rodham was hard-edged even by Northern standards — she had been considered "intimidating" by her peers at Wellesley, and in high school had been dubbed Sister Frigidaire — so in the warm, modulated, and infinitely discursive (not to mention sexist) environment of Arkansas she came as something of a shock.

Winter presents a few reasonable ideas of his own, such as opening some of England's training sessions to the public, as Brazil used to do, and some wonky ones, like making Wembley "more intimidating" by bringing in more banners, flags and drums.

It's been shown that people using smartphones are rated as more attractive by the opposite sex and more intimidating by rivals.

One professor was appreciative of this experience for having had an opportunity to take her students into science building for the first time, when they attended the initial presentation about the Precambrian Era, thus exposing them to a different learning environment that normally may be perceived as intimidating by non-science majors.

The status difference between the researchers and the PHC staff could potentially be experienced as intimidating by the PHC staff.

(I'm intimidated by all this intimidation).

She was intimidated by them.

They're not intimidated by anything".

But she was hardly intimidated by Williams.

"People can be intimidated by Mark.