Sentence examples for intimidating stare from inspiring English sources

He testified that Mr. Reid had been up on his knees, not lying on the ground, and had given the officer an intimidating stare.

But the tiny few who do it, and do it well enough to leave a lasting mark, will continue to stand as inspiration to any teenager who overcomes the intimidating stare of the blank page.

The officer testified that he shot Mr. Reid only after he had given the officer an intimidating stare, resisted being handcuffed, and made a sudden move as if to reach for a weapon.

Like Louie Stowell's Write and Draw Your Own Comics, they strike the perfect balance between encouragement and support, helping to demystify the process of writing or illustrating, and inviting readers to cross the consumer/creator gap without being overwhelmed by decisions or the intimidating stare of the blank page.

A young boy, barely a toddler, didn't know what to do with that intimidating stare from such a formidable old man.

Has she been subjected to intimidating stare-downs from rival sprinters?

While beads of sweat glided down my nose and fell onto the shiny hardwood of Cameron, I glanced to my left and saw a dozen intimidating stares coming from the players sitting on top of the press table.

As they both saunter to the centre of the ring, slapping thighs and bellies, with intimidating stares, they know this process will be repeated again and again for several minutes before they settle into a squat for the final staredown.

"It's cat-calling, it's intimidating stares, it's a man reaching into a car window and just grabbing my boob when I was 16," says Mary Adkins, a New York lawyer.

But as brought to life by Arthur, she could rise to any challenge with a clobbering comeback or one of those intimidating stares that could wipe the smile off a statue.

His surprise was clear and his stare intimidating.