Sentence examples for more intimidated from inspiring English sources
'I feel more intimidated by people who aren't strong personalities.
I think I'd be more intimidated if I wrote in Russian.
"Immigrants feel more intimidated, Greeks feel more at risk," he says.
The more intimidated people are the less they enjoy thinking and wondering.
Who drinks port at 18? It makes people who aren't used to it even more intimidated to speak up".
Bright girls were more easily intimidated, and quicker to doubt their ability.
Seniors are ready to leave high school, but more than a little intimidated by the next steps.
Some people like mini-fusion centers because they feel more comfortable and less intimidated exercising in a familiar place.
When Lin saw the film he was full of admiration for his fellow countryman Lee, and more than a little intimidated.
"Either because of the then prevailing attitudes to rape that in part blamed the victim, or because the victims were too intimidated to more vigorously prosecute their complaints, an effective criminal justice response was not forthcoming".
