Sentence examples for perhaps intimidating from inspiring English sources

Philadelphia is more overt than some teams in pronouncing its intention to blitz, with linebackers and defensive backs often crowding the line of scrimmage -- and perhaps intimidating quarterbacks.

Around 30% go to such worthy causes as travel agents, who wrap them into hugely expensive tours, and corporate sponsors, for impressing (or perhaps intimidating) clients.Sponsors must foster a long-term relationship to have a solid chance of ticket quotas, apparently.

He spoke of Barber's direction as "perhaps intimidating, or push-push, shove-shove.

While that is undoubtedly a gigantic and perhaps intimidating number, some proponents argue dwelling on costs misses a larger point.

It makes the awe-inspiring and perhaps intimidating quality of classic Hollywood movies seem more real and attainable - if only just barely.

And Brown has played tentatively too many times, perhaps intimidated by Calhoun's stern handling.

Perhaps intimidated by the company he was in, Morrison skulked to the vocal booth and kept his interactions with the musicians to a minimum.

The controversy led the writer to a searching, shameful examination of his sources and his soul: "I had been charmed by the Turks, and perhaps intimidated by their blocking silence" about the Armenians.

Now and then stray tourists with fanny packs can be seen floating through the restaurant's front door and floating right back out, perhaps intimidated by this hulking minotaur of a man who tends to sit like a wary sentry at the first table, armed with a cup of espresso that looks like a thimble in the paws of a giant.

What you gonna do when she wants you back?" Emboldened -- and perhaps intimidated -- by the R-rated lyrics of hip-hop, a new generation of R & B singers has reaffirmed its commitment to songs about boys and girls, concentrating on the sordid, sometimes unsettling details of male-female relationships.

So, the San Francisco-based startup is offering a platform that aims to be a bit more social and perhaps less intimidating that the model championed by current dating sites: Double dates.