Sentence examples for more intimidating than from inspiring English sources

One theory: "It looks more intimidating than a pistol.

"Don't we have lighting more intimidating than that energy saver?" April 4, 2016.

I FOUND it much more intimidating than Michael had," she says.

"But that can be more intimidating than we realise for some undergraduates".

A 13-0 record heading into the national championship game looks a lot more intimidating than 12-1.

Looks like these could soon be all the rage, though personally I might opt for someone more intimidating than RG3, like Ndomakung Suh".

While the 1965 Cubs were not a particularly good team, Koufax had to contend with Billy Williams, Ernie Banks and Ron Santo, a much more intimidating threesome than the light-hitting 2012 Astros can offer.

However, a video selfie is a much more intimidating venture than a photo selfie, especially knowing that potential suitors will be rating that video.

And in Michael Winterbottom's entirely surprising yet wondrous new film, "The Claim," it may occur to the viewer that the snow is not just more abundant, more white and more morally intimidating than any snow put on film before.

"I thought it might be a good way in, although to be honest, journalism felt more intimidating and competitive than singing does.

It is, indeed, hard to imagine a more intimidating authority figure than white-coat, his clipboard covered with incomprehensible hieroglyphics that the uninitiated you and I will never understand.