Sentence examples for intimidating view from inspiring English sources

DALLAS, Nov. 11 — Prospective bidders looking to buy a piece of the Old West here over the weekend were greeted by an intimidating view straight down the barrel of a Model 1883 Gatling gun.

The River Course and Meadow Valleys Course at Blackwolf Run evoke the classic parkland style though with diabolical touches: visually intimidating views from the tees, a number of tree-lined fairways yet many elevation changes that produce majestic vistas, trouble on most approach shots, tricky putting greens.

WorldPost China Correspondent Matt Sheehan reports from Beijing that a new round of sensational televised "confessions" -- made outside of China's own legal processes and often believed to be coerced -- are seen by human rights activists as a way to intimidate those viewed as troublemakers and part of a wide-ranging crackdown on civil society under Chinese President Xi Jinping.

In the majority's view today, there was nothing intimidating about the scene.

When Jalopnik.com asked readers what car looked most intimidating in the rear-view mirror, the answer was the Charger.

"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".

It's intimidating from my point of view.

Additionally, light electric vehicles are also easier to park than vans or trucks and are viewed as less intimidating and safer by the public.

Anyways, this feature from Camera+ is a simple, effective workaround that doesn't feel as intimidating or view-obscuring as some other implementations I've seen on much more expensive camera equipment.

But he urges you to view your instructor as inspiring, not intimidating.

From a half awake point of view when it's dark you may seem intimidating, thus you could be attacked or killed.