Sentence examples for often intimidated from inspiring English sources

Yet they are often intimidated by this technology.

We love our poetry but are often intimidated by it.

As Mr. Paterson has said repeatedly, women are often intimidated in domestic violence cases.

Yet when individual nurses report such problems, they are often intimidated, harassed and sometimes even fired.

Older people are often intimidated, or more likely annoyed, by much of modern technology, even though it can help them stay in touch with friends, family and caregivers.

In addition to mugging Yukos, it has often intimidated its neighbours with threats to cut off their oil or gas supplies.

His mischievousness pokes its nose through the weighty — often intimidating — ideas that inhabit his plays.

Meanwhile, the Tom Ford woman in his campaigns and catwalk shows is formidable, overtly sexual, often intimidating.

And he knew from his own childhood that buildings can often intimidate children.

As an Oct. 24 news article says, employers often intimidate or fire union supporters.

"This is an expensive, often intimidating place, and having a big smile is half the battle".