Sentence examples for intimidating events from inspiring English sources

Had any of these intimidating events happened after April of 2016 – and had Natalie chosen to report them – they could have led to arrests and potentially criminal charges, since this was when Nottinghamshire Police became the first force in the UK to recognise misogyny as a hate crime.

Speaking to the paper in Cannes, Mirren said that, despite her stardom, she sometimes found the glittering events "terribly intimidating … with all these amazing women – glorious creatures – and their clothes and their make-up.

The mayor and Gov. George E. Pataki have stressed the safety of New York City trains and urged New Yorkers not to be intimidated by the events in Spain.

Booing people down, or intimidating people, or shutting down events, I don't think that that works in any way".

While it might feel intimidating to go to an event alone, don't sweat it.

Plain-clothes police sometimes lurk outside events hosted by EmbOffs, intimidating participants.

Many who have watched Vargas do not expect him to be intimidated by the event.

The tent offers continuous vistas up and down the fair – handsomer than other events' gridded chicken coops, though a bit intimidating as well.

It's a cult event, with very devoted fans, and can be a bit intimidating for newbies - but the message is the same for everyone.

The water environment in Gulf countries faces intimidating problems of unsustainable water demand, groundwater drawdown, degraded water quality and increasing vulnerability to extreme events.

If I were a casting director recreating the event for a film, I would describe him as a "James Gandolfini type": oversized, lumbering but intimidating.