She deduced, incorrectly, that N., a preppy interloper, was intentionally blocking her path, and as she finally shoved her way through, she turned and said something... N., not the least bit intimidated, responded in kind and promptly received a full beer right in the face.
That's the big story and the one the press would be talking about if they weren't at least somewhat intimidated by charges of anti-Hillary bias.
Protesters also broke at least one windshield and intimidated visitors, the message said.
Indeed, a weak and intimidated Damascus is at least as appealing to Washington as a Syrian government that has undergone "regime change".
They reported that students were feeling most intimidated by instructors and least nervous with peers.
Many of us aspire to be a great speaker - or at least to be better at it or less intimidated by it.
The decision in Young will likely have a sustaining impact, especially on low-wage workers who often have the least amount of job protections and may feel intimidated or dissuaded from exercising their rights, a combination that makes them particularly vulnerable to discrimination.
Las Vegas Academy has its issues, and I have not been, shall we say, sufficiently intimidated as to let them drop without at the very least some snide reference to how our bathrooms are probably not up to code.
Would Pedersen be intimidated?
