Sentence examples for intimidating question from inspiring English sources

It's an intimidating question to ask, but few people will turn you down.

After you've left him speechless, ask him an intimidating question such as, "By the way, does your friends/classmates know about this already?

In this study it was observed that the addition of a single less intimidating question at the beginning, although having a low correlation with the overall scale (rs = 0.10; Table  1), did not affect the reliability of Bull-M.

There are no clipboards or intimidating questions, just relaxed conversation.

They have asked travelers intimidating questions about why they went to Nicaragua, and harangued them about bringing "subversive" ideas into the United States.

Military men asked the questions -- harsh, intimidating, endless questions.

Haskins and Sawhill say there's still plenty that can be done to increase access to higher education for low-income kids, including relatively easy things such as simplifying the application for college financial aid, which is an intimidating 127 questions long.

It's scaring the life out of me because it means he will be interrogating me, asking questions, intimidating me".

It feels intimidating to answer questions into an automated system but that's what I did.

It's as if, with them buying anything their idol puts his name to, and intimidating anyone who questions him, Conor McGregor has got himself something of a cult.

There are times where it can be intimidating to ask a question, whether it be to the other people in the lab or to yourself.