Sentence examples for intimidating search from inspiring English sources
Spotify and Rdio have suggestions, but they're still centered around an intimidating search box connected to the history of recorded music.
Authorities said that the officers assaulted people who were handcuffed; unlawfully searched Latino businesses; and harassed and intimidated people, including witnesses and other officers who tried to investigate.
In telephones calls and letters to their legal representatives, detainees have also described a regime of intimidating body searches and other restrictions they say are designed to prevent them from talking to their lawyers and also to break their resolve.
Brennan said young women in Collaery's office felt intimidated during the search.
"You have to find a way of engaging these people who would be totally intimidated by a search box that sits in front of 30m songs," he said, describing these casual and indifferent music listeners as "lean back" listeners: they don't want to lean in and spend too much time figuring out what to play.
In the cop culture that is America today, where you can be kicked, punched, tasered, shot, intimidated, harassed, stripped, searched, brutalized, terrorized, wrongfully arrested, and even killed by a police officer, and that officer is rarely held accountable for violating your rights, the Bill of Rights doesn't amount to much.
According to a report he issued in September 2009: "Police typically discovered the marijuana by stopping and searching people, often by tricking and intimidating them into revealing it.
Ree already cares for her dissipated mother and two younger siblings, but her tenacious refusal to be intimidated out of her search by either the cops or a clan of hatchet-faced blood relatives carrying secrets is the kind of willpower Ms. Granik has always been drawn to.
