Sentence examples for intimidating writing from inspiring English sources

These days, you might catch Sandra Bernhard in a cameo role in a forgettable film, on the couch of a late-night talk show, or on the Showtime series "The L Word" in a self-spoofing turn as an intimidating writing teacher.

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"I love the border and am a hard guy to intimidate," writes Mr Bowden.

"Ordering wine in a restaurant should be easy, not intimidating," he writes.

Other local journalists said they were beaten or intimidated after writing about rampant corruption, dubious land deals and payments of kickbacks and hush money in the city.

Start with a few minutes a day if you're intimidated by writing.

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"We will not be bullied, threatened or intimidated," he wrote.

"We should work to bring our European allies together with us on tougher sanctions that would make it clear to Putin that there is a price to pay for this kind of behavior and we should encourage Europeans to start immediately to make sure they are less dependent on Russian energy so they are not intimidated," Clinton wrote to one of her Facebook questioners.

"The Saudis are using their wealth to intimidate people from writing about them," Ehrenfeld said.

Perhaps writing intimidates you or doesn't interest you.