Sentence examples for intimidating language from inspiring English sources

Be aware of intimidating language.

Playing valiant Hotspur on opening night, Olivier employed a nervous stutter that made the exalted (and possibly intimidating) language startlingly real.

Students learn the intimidating language of legal penalties -- revocation, suspension, incarceration, deportation -- until they are almost too scared to drive home.

Among the many challenges faced by Greek families coming to New York City in search of better treatments and cures for their children's illness was the lack of affordable housing, an intimidating language barrier, and an inadequate family support system.

But the teen-ager who follows an Adafruit tutorial to make her own Daft Punk helmet or the retiree who uses Adafruit hardware to automate her birdfeeder refill is also, Fried argues, being lured into seeing the creative potential hidden in the otherwise intimidating language of fast Fourier transforms and C and C++.

I have experienced forms of workplace bullying where male colleagues have used aggressive and intimidating language, gestures and actively interfered in my work and employed various forms of sabotage to prevent me completing programmes of work I had championed over many years.

Much literature around formative assessments is written in intimidating, academic language.

He is being abusive, he is yelling, using offensive language and being intimidating with his body language.

For the last two years they have intimidated Manipuri-language newspapers into printing at least one article per issue in a simplified version of Meitei Mayek.Arun Irengbam, editor of Ireibak, a daily newspaper, has called their bluff.

"But Wilson continued to try to pressure me, they were intimidating in their body language, they stood over me, saying I needed to downgrade it".

John W. Bissell chief judge of the U.S. District Court in New Jersey, said National Check Control "used intimidating, demeaning and insulting language towards consumers in attempting to secure payment of purported debts". In many cases, the FTC alleged, consumers did not owe the money -- or owed far less than the collector claimed.