Sentence examples for intimidating personality from inspiring English sources

Wilt Chamberlain, 63, a Herculean figure on the basketball court whose massive dimensions, intimidating personality and unprecedented point production helped him become a sports icon and cultural legend, died yesterday at his home in the Los Angeles area.

As for Stewart's somewhat intimidating personality, Morvillo tried to persuade the jury that it didn't matter that Stewart had yelled at an underling.

To people who don't know me well, I have a very intimidating personality.

So to see him gaining confidence in himself was great … although it was still slow, because he was still in a band with a bunch of guys from the neighbourhood, like John [Cummings – later known as Johnny Ramone], who were intimidating personalities.

Although Chamberlain's physical presence alone was formidable and his personality was intimidating to many, Russell was his friend, and knew his secret.

For a long time, he appeared to be a repressed personality, intimidated perhaps by a father who is not afraid to offer an opinion.

Mr. Doctoroff has a volatile facet to his personality that can be intimidating.

Pick and choose your battles, and don't get in the habit of being mean and intimidating toward too many people or your new personality just might stick.

JSMN represents female empowerment on and off the turntables and she owns the room with her style and inviting personality which made learning her craft less intimidating.

The implications of this weirdly reactionary split personality that Ms. Belkin sets up for herself -- towering, intimidating working woman vs. slouching-but-kindly hausfrau -- are never acknowledged.

In 2007 Newton – the son of the Australian TV personality Bert Newton – was charged with violently assaulting, stalking and intimidating Satchwell, but pleaded guilty to one count of common assault.