Sentence examples for intimidating posture from inspiring English sources

This was not the intimidating posture a Grand Slam champion would project, his coach suggested, so Roddick returned in 2003 with a trucker hat.

The colleges' exploitive labor practices have helped produce a generation of athletic mercenaries, some of them charmers, some thugs, some forced into intimidating postures to protect themselves from, among other distracting problems, a mercenary news media.

But the popular "led primary" classes – where teachers call out the postures of a dynamic set sequence – can be intimidating.

"Russia's rhetoric, posture, and exercises of its nuclear forces are aimed at intimidating its neighbors, undermining trust and stability in Europe," said Stoltenberg.

At 48, with his erect posture, blunt features and mournful ice-blue eyes, he gives off the intimidating air of an aging middleweight boxer who still has a few knockout punches left in him.

Her instinctively grand posture suggests years of red-carpet appearances and confrontations with domineering studio heads; she's valiant, pathetic, intimidating and absurd.

Even intimidating.

Pretty intimidating.

Why intimidating?

'Scary, intimidating.

Immediately intimidating.