"I think he said during the week about telling Paul O'Connell where he needs to be and feeling a little bit intimidated himself.
This last statement seems to intimidate Hatton himself.
Mr. DiFrancesco said repeatedly tonight that he believed that Mr. Markowitz had "intimidated" Mr. Hansen, himself a former member of the Union County Bar Association's ethics committee, into signing the letter.
Wagner himself is a Bible-quoting devil with ridged skin, yellow eyes, lashing tail, and a German accent as heavy as rusted iron, whose opening gambit is to cause fear and mayhem in the Oval Office, thereby intimidating the President himself.
AS a novelist, Alan Hollinghurst has set himself an intimidating standard.
Big Gay and homosexual lobby, homosexual activists, have so much power that they can intimidate the pope himself". .
The tone is firm, ever so slightly weary at having to repeat himself, but not intimidating or degrading.
Mr Ito's murderer, Tetsuya Shiroo, was once jailed for intimidating Mr Motoshima.Mr Shiroo gave himself up after the shooting; conjectures abound as to his motives.
Indeed, Tommy Smith, himself a physically intimidating figure renowned as "The Anfield Iron", tells the story of how once he flicked the ball between Byrne's legs on the way to netting a goal in training.
Presented by Lord Haldane to the Royal Society in England as a man of unparalleled intellectual boldness, Einstein found himself intimidated by the livery of the Haldane retainers.
