Sentence examples for intimidating men from inspiring English sources
The phrase "intimidating men" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that cause fear or apprehension in men. Example: "Her commanding presence and assertive demeanor often result in intimidating men in the workplace."
This wasn't the first time that Lohan has displayed a fondness for tyrannical, intimidating men and their questionable politics.
But because landowners and their tenants do not recognise this right, everywhere but on the 3% of rivers where it has been formally conceded, canoeists, kayakers, swimmers and the rest of the public are barred by threatening signs, barbed wire and intimidating men insisting that they are trespassing.
You don't know the intimidating men in masks at all.
But others view Mr. Ostreicher and his son as intimidating men who liked to flaunt the appearance of political influence.
Instead of foreign, intimidating men, we see a familiar face.
I've hypothesized that because I am not thin and because I am bold, loud, and potentially intimidating, men almost never approach me.
He is an intimidating man.
For some reason, this young, smiling, slightly aloof but hardly intimidating man of unknown ethnic origin (my parents dared not ask) held sway over many of the residents.
Harvey, 46, is a stylish, rather intimidating man - big hair, huge mutton-chop fingers, massive overcoat, talks in a monotone, rarely smiles.
A ferociously driven and, to those who didn't know him well, intimidating man, he carried the burden — and perhaps the anger — of someone who had given up a football scholarship at Wake Forest University to work underground, helping to support a father who was sometimes out too late to make it to work on time.
He was temperamental, and this, along with his height, made him an intimidating man, and he often instilled fear in his contemporaries.
