Sentence examples for intimidation not from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, though, Justice Thomas said burning crosses are about intimidation, not speech.

Atkinson said his primary focus was intimidation — not necessarily to injure players, but to discourage the opposition.

But as one European Union diplomat remarked to me: "This trial is about political intimidation, not about fraud.

They could ease fears of bias or intimidation, not least in eye-catching jury trials of politicians, police, or reputed gangsters.

Republicans hit hard on the divulging of confidential tax information, hinting of intimidation not only by the I.R.S. but also by the White House.

Laimbeer, who is the coach of the W.N.B.A.'s Detroit Shock and an analyst on ESPN, added: "The game is about mental intimidation, not necessarily high-flying athletes.

Only one side routinely invokes the Second Amendment as a form of swagger and intimidation, not-so-coyly conflating rights with threats.

Thuggish irritations and intimidations, not murder, have been the tools to disarm the opposition.

"Don't be deterred by the intimidation, don't be deterred by the screaming, don't be deterred by the political mountain you have to climb," he said.

Spying is secret, and intimidation is not.

So this intimidation will not work".