Sentence examples for particularly intimidated from inspiring English sources

The Mexican Army officials do not seem particularly intimidated.

When AT&T spun off NCR on the last day of 1996, NCR's management didn't feel particularly intimidated at being all alone out there in shark-filled waters.

Men are particularly intimidated, she says, laughing loudly.

So I wasn't particularly intimidated by the stature of Michael.

It may be precisely this quality that makes Rebecca Gomperts seem particularly intimidating to opponents of abortion.

Sometimes particularly girls are intimidated.

She said: "Begging can cause considerable concern to residents, workers and visitors, particularly those who feel intimidated by this activity".

"They particularly want to intimidate and demoralize free nations," Mr. Bush said of the terrorists.

The PayPlace agreement, which weighs in at an eye-glazing 16 pages, is particularly confusing and intimidating.

"It's a very different role from either Annie or Trudy and Judd's such a big deal in the comedy world that it could have been intimidating, particularly with the amount of improvising we had to do.

"I understand the visual perception of the Nelson is intimidating, particularly if you're not someone who feels comfortable going to a museum and knows where the door is," he said.