Sentence examples for mental intimidation from inspiring English sources
Life in jail is itself a form of mental intimidation.
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.
Here the actor- and California-governor-to-be is all oiled charm as he plays games of mental intimidation with rivals like the cumbersome 270-pound Lou Ferrigno (who would become the Hulk on television) and Franco Columbu, who may be a little guy (under 200 pounds) but can still pick up a car.
Mental incapacity or intimidation would render any resignation invalid or, in a borderline case, suspect in a way that could create a crisis in the church.
My mum, sisters and I suffered domestic violence, sexual intimidation and mental abuse at home.
Of particular concern are those who are gender non-confirming, are perceived to have particular immigration statuses, are homeless, or have mental illnesses, where the opportunity for intimidation, abuse or sexual assault by the police is compounded.
The letter, while offering no details, stated that Mr. Zhai had violated several provisions in the Stevens Student Code of Conduct involving harassment, intimidation and "conduct that threatens or endangers the physical or mental health or safety of any person".
Hunt said social media firms needed to do more to combat the culture of online intimidation and sexual imagery, which is having a negative impact on the mental health of young people.
Charged with ethnic intimidation and homicide, Mr. Taylor, 39, was later diagnosed as a schizophrenic and is undergoing evaluation at a state mental hospital.
Intimidation is a factor that should be recognized, because so many athletes talk about how important visualization and mental readiness are for a winning performance.
A lack of understanding, intimidation and the media were all given as reasons for the social stigma that many felt remained attached to mental health problems in the UK.
