Sentence examples for intimidation aspect from inspiring English sources

There is still an intimidation aspect to contemporary galleries.

There may be an intimidation aspect that we have come across in other operations.

By exhibiting such lack of resolve, the United States has relinquished what any Western peace-making mission can easily have on its side in most of sub-Saharan Africa: the aspect of intimidation the British relied on in Sierra Leone.

They face intimidation every day.

Look for intimidation or threats.

If that is not to happen next year in Zimbabwe, independent electoral monitoring organisations need to start gathering information now on all aspects of the election: the voters' roll, intimidation, the use of government funds and facilities, and so on.

Very wisely, the adroit new leader of the SDLP, Margaret Ritchie, has fallen for neither the confidence trick aspect of this, nor the ham-fisted element of intimidation.

Campaigners face both public apathy and intimidation.

"Victims … can have every aspect of life controlled by their partner, often being subjected to daily intimidation and humiliation".

They also control most aspects of civic life including the local police and government with bribes, threats, intimidation, or flat-out infiltration.

Technical and athletic aspects of games like hockey and football have given way to steroid physiques and various forms of intimidation.