Sentence examples for intimidating thought from inspiring English sources

If you're one of the growing number of people who faces uncertain employment or low-wage work, though, repaying your student loan can be an intimidating thought.

A googol of anything is a slightly intimidating thought.

Is there a non-intimidating, thought-provoking question that arouses a serious response from students?

I put it up on the wall and looked at it, intimidated, all thoughts of ever finding another title gone forever.

The Boston College players did not sound intimidated by the thought of playing UConn.

Wilson is not alone in being intimidated by the thought of going to court.

Long fiction is intimidating and raises thoughts of nightmarishly marathon sessions.

I was intimidated by the thought of my application being alongside all the high-flying doctors and dentists.

Apparently Ms Mowlam, intimidated by the thought of the thousands of unionists at Drumcree last year, never seriously considered standing up to a similar mob this year.

For aging baby boomers intimidated by the thought of working out next to svelte 20-somethings, the Burke Rehabilitation Hospital has addressed the excuses.

When Ekua McMorris received her letter of acceptance from the Royal College of Art in 2007, she was intimidated by the thought of attending such a pillar of the establishment.