Sentence examples for intimidating to face from inspiring English sources

In a recent video from M.L.B. Productions, some of the game's biggest stars talked about which hitters in baseball are the most intimidating to face.

He did not seem intimidated to face the Yankees in front of 53,421 fans on the first evening of summer.

As a new administrator right out of school, my arrival to our first face-to-face meeting was intimidating, to say the least.

It is intimidating to be in the company of people whose faces are completely covered.

Very intimidating to your subordinates.

Intimidating to Muslim Americans?

Pitching for the Yankees from 1958 to 1961, the right-handed Duren would sometimes deliver at least one warm-up pitch high against the screen, presumably to intimidate the batter soon to face him.

Those same ideals were also on display when Pochettino took his new club, Southampton, into the intimidating atmosphere of Old Trafford to face Manchester United.

"You can say what you'd rather do, if face to face is intimidating, and you'll always have someone with you who has done it before.

It cannot be measured how much Clemens's career has been enhanced because he need not step to the plate to face the intimidating 90-mile-an-hour head-high fastballs he freely throws without fear of retaliation.

Each is a strategic element in one's integrating of the good of practical reasonableness into one's deliberations, choices and execution of choices (prudentia), in one's dealings with others justice), and in integrating and governing one's desires by genuine reasons (temperantia) and enabling one to face down intimidating obstacles (courage, fortitudo).