Sentence examples for intimidating think from inspiring English sources
While meeting strangers may seem intimidating, think of it this way: if you don't know them to begin with, then you really have nothing to lose if things don't work out.
It's an exciting place to work at any age and it does feel really big, but I don't remember it feeling intimidating – I think quite quickly it feels like lots of little friendly departments.
"It's intimidating to think you might be arrested for something on your blog.
"It's intimidating to think that we have enough time and resources to do whatever we want".
Whether you and your college-bound classmates are heading to a research university across the country or a small liberal arts college just up the road, it's exciting (and potentially a bit intimidating) to think about a completely new academic environment.
And his dialogue is so specific, and it's speaking in a 1930s dialect and [with period] references, so it's intimidating to think, Oh, let me just improvise there and hope that my words blend seamlessly alongside Woody Allen's.
"Michael will have to keep his hands high, not be intimidated and think through the whole fight," Mustin said.
Even though Mr. Mordecai, associate dean of the drama school and a well-known commercial theater producer, is not intimidating, one thinks better than to ask such a naive question out loud.
Remember that although you are younger and less experienced than older models, most successful models began at your age, don't be intimidated and think you're too young because there are many opportunities for you, almost as many as older women.
"Nothing is as intimidating as you think it is.
"Black women and their bodies in the US have always been demonized in mainstream culture through being interpreted as over-sexualized or viewed as intimidating, thus I think this outcry [around] the cover delineates the progression of culture to appreciate and celebrate Black Women's bodies".
