The phrase 'intimidating of' is not correct and usable in written English.
It is not a standard phrase. If you are looking for a phrase meaning to intimidate or to act in an intimidating manner, you could use "intimidating" or "intimidating behaviors", as in: The bully was displaying intimidating behaviors toward the other students.
Zvonareva now does some intimidating of her own.
While in office, he was condemned for his regular use of the Internal Security Act to detain individuals indefinitely and for curtailing the power of the judiciary through rewriting laws and intimidating of judges.
Yet the short story was, for me, the more intimidating of the two: a progression of brilliant thought, condensed, as a wolf to a terrier, into something taut and confrontational.
As you were. Louis van Gaal is a duffer all over again after supervising three defeats in a row – the light aeroplane on duty at Anfield might soon be back here at this rate – while Tony Pulis is a genius once more for all but securing safety for his side at the most intimidating of venues.
"I think it's clear we're trying to affect the internal calculus of the Iranian regime," she said, adding, "What we want to do is to send a message to whoever is making these decisions that if you're pursuing nuclear weapons for the purpose of intimidating, of projecting your power, we're not going to let that happen".
The most intimidating of the bunch is a huge bald man seated at one of the phones, barking at someone in the Centrelink call centre.
Bradley Stern from MuuMuse noted that the blending of "intimidating stabs of guitars and a wicked drum pulse" showcased "the acidic side of Sky's attitude".
It became obvious that BP was doing a great job of intimidating most of the people down in that community.
Functional dyspepsia (FD) is a main concern of intimidating quality of life (QoL) in recent days.
Britton is one of a few Swansea regulars to have previous experience of the intimidating atmosphere of the derby.
She is, please note, an esteemed and intimidating scholar of the metaphysical poetry of John Donne.
