Sentence examples for is intimidating for from inspiring English sources

"I think buying shoes is intimidating for a guy.

"Clarity of purpose is intimidating for some and is uncomfortable to many.

A standard controller has 13 buttons and three directional inputs, which correctly or incorrectly, is intimidating for non- gamers.

The place: Limerick is a garrison town that took up rugby to take on the Brits and Munster is intimidating for visiting teams, from the Thomond roar to the absolute hush that falls on every kick at goal.

"What is intimidating for a singular moment, which is opening night, is, will I be good enough, and will my material be good enough, for the sophisticated theater audiences of New York?" That fear factor, he said, meshes nicely with his overall point.

We believe that within a few years it will be unimaginable that there was ever a time when this was not the case, and that baffled, vulnerable, often very scared people were left alone in a place that is intimidating for even the most robust of us.

It was intimidating for that generation.

And yet the place can be intimidating for the uninitiated.

The England manager has said before how the stadium can be intimidating for his own players.

That 43-point gap would be intimidating for nearly any candidate.

"It must have been intimidating for Greg," said Nira Park, a producer of "Paul".