Sentence examples for intimidating role from inspiring English sources

As Macbeth, the baritone Zeljko Lucic, little known to Met audiences, gave an honorable and affecting performance of an intimidating role.

Natalie Portman has played rebels, ballerinas, the Queen of England and Luke Skywalker's mother but now she looks set to take on her most intimidating role yet: "the Notorious RBG".

He's not built, nor is he intimidating enough for the role of Batman.

It's a familiar story in Bahrain, where a single family runs a totalitarian regime and the judiciary plays an important role in intimidating and silencing opposition figures and human rights activists.

Farr denied to the Judiciary Committee last fall that he played any role in that effort, but had to clarify later that he knew some things about it ― a shift that raised questions about whether he had lied to the Senate about his role in intimidating black voters.

At first he was intimidated by the role: 'I thought, "Fuck, I can't do this.

Laura Linney was nominated for a Tony Award for her performance last year as Patricia, but Ms. Comolli does not seem remotely intimidated, investing the role with her own brand of wistfulness.

These clinicians, reflecting how patients may be intimidated by their role as doctors, despite them being at pains to be otherwise, suggested that other cadres of staff be involved in order to overcome barriers to reporting.

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He can only play the role of a lofty, intimidating king if he wins the right to wear the prime ministerial crown.

Is it intimidating to return to theatre in a role with as rich a history as Jeeves?