Sentence examples similar to intimidating to observe from inspiring English sources

Very intimidating to your subordinates.

Intimidating to Muslim Americans?

That makes it intimidating to then share it.

"At residency meetings, the administration is antagonistic and intimidating to the residents" (Group 2).

However, the command interface may be intimidating to wet lab biologists.

It may be intimidating to that person.

This can be somewhat intimidating to the child.

You have the right to be intimidating to an intimidating person when they are trying to inhibit you.

"As long as there's not a corrosive aspect to it, as long as people who choose not to observe it are not intimidated," said Mr. Castro, "then it seems like a good way to channel the anger and rage that many Cubans have had since Elian was taken".

Mistake is less oblique: a group of prisoners intimidate a newcomer, who has failed to observe the rituals of their incarceration.

They intimidate to get what they want".