Sentence examples for mean and intimidating from inspiring English sources

"He was surly, mean and intimidating".

People who are mean and intimidating do not give in to other people or let them walk all over them.

If this is what you want, then you may end up just being mean and intimidating all the time.

If you want to be mean and intimidating to people, then you've got to look put together.

Pick and choose your battles, and don't get in the habit of being mean and intimidating toward too many people or your new personality just might stick.

You shouldn't just be mean and intimidating to hurt someone's feelings, to show off, or just to make yourself feel better.

Their work begins at the handsome town green, allegedly paced-off by Peter Stuyvesant, who established Fort Casimir here in 1651, as a means of monitoring and intimidating the Swedes, who had settled the area in the 1630's.

And, of all the brands that showed up in the Amazon search I did between bouts of weeping in my bed at 3 A.M., yours looked the meanest and most intimidating.

The most eye-catching of these suits of armor, like George Clifford's, were costumes, really: the ultimate power suit, meant to impress and intimidate.

He is right to say that it will leave Iran as a nuclear-weapons threshold state and that Iran will quite probably continue to use that as a means to bully and intimidate its neighbours.

Last month, the Duterte administration charged Ressa and Rappler with multiple counts of tax fraud in what Ressa described as trumped-up charges meant to "harass and intimidate".