Sentence examples for not that intimidating from inspiring English sources

Some client participants felt students were more sympathetic to their issues, while some physicians were reportedly more judgemental, students were thought to be free of some social biases: "you feel more comfortable 'cause it's not that intimidating, you know what I mean, and sometimes [students] are more like open, like the mutual respect".

Some phones, though, are not that intimidating to use.

"To people used to paying New York City rents," he said, "these prices are not that intimidating after all, especially when you consider how close Tuckahoe and White Plains, for example, are to Manhattan".

Why wouldn't that intimidate you?" In a Baltimore burn unit, Carnell Dawson Sr., 43, clings to life.

Why wouldn't that intimidate you?" LUCRETIA COATES, a Baltimore school principal, after an antidrug crusader and five of her children died in a house fire.

That's not intimidating, that's just placing your car to put you in the strongest position so you can dictate how high that car is going to let you go or how low.

He has sold a Toulouse-Lautrec for $250,000, but do not let that intimidate you.

Surprisingly, the company says that they've found these candidates are not all that intimidated by the technology, but are grateful for a chance to demonstrate their experience.

At first glance, Iceland's youngest volcano doesn't look all that intimidating.

But don't let that intimidate you.

Don't let that intimidate you") before launching in and introducing us to a scene of their play between elderly patient Max and his carer Connie.