Sentence examples for intimidating quality from inspiring English sources

Functional dyspepsia (FD) is a main concern of intimidating quality of life (QoL) in recent days.

I think that Branford Marsalis has the talent to expand upon Rollins and become a master of intimidating quality.

Ms. Berenson, holding a heart-patterned box of "Shocking" talcum powder that is in the auction, said: "The fact that there are hearts everywhere shows that my grandmother had a tender heart, behind that shyness and that intimidating quality she had sometimes".

It makes the awe-inspiring and perhaps intimidating quality of classic Hollywood movies seem more real and attainable - if only just barely.

Playing an ambitious East End gangster in The Long Good Friday (1980), he added an intimidating quality to the vulnerability already established.

"I'm not sure if he has the same intimidating quality that Matthew Hayden had.

Morello prefers his gassy characterization to the admittedly hokey term "supergroup," but the outfit does have a Voltron-like quality: an intimidating assemblage of steely-faced, aggressively minded musicians from the early nineties, stomping in to save us from ourselves.

But others perceive that same quality as being intimidating.

It may be precisely this quality that makes Rebecca Gomperts seem particularly intimidating to opponents of abortion.

The water environment in Gulf countries faces intimidating problems of unsustainable water demand, groundwater drawdown, degraded water quality and increasing vulnerability to extreme events.

The intimidating clinical environment limits women's free and spontaneous expression on the quality of EmOC.