Sentence examples for politically intimidated from inspiring English sources
In effect, it has been politically intimidated into standing by while the economy stagnates.
It's hard to imagine that Donald Rumsfeld's politically intimidated brass had "Dispatches" in mind when they decided to embed correspondents with American units, but it started out as an effective policy.
If you look at less politically intimidated or histrionic publications, you will find the articles (such as Mary Anne Weaver's Inside the Jihad in The Atlantic, or Dahr Jamail's piece last year in Mother Jones) which deconstruct the elevation of AZ.
"I really do believe there isn't anybody in America who has a better chance of getting this done by Jan . 15than he does, not just because of his background in guns but because he's not politically intimidated by the N.R.A., to put it mildly".
If there was intimidation, people were too intimidated to say.
peers to feel intimidated sharing their political ideas in class.
"She is perhaps more aggressive politically than Bernie and she is perhaps, some would say, less afraid, or less intimidated – or whatever it is, she has what Bernie has and perhaps more".
However, the fact remains that an analyst who is clever and unscrupulous--or merely careless and easily intimidated--can consciously or unconsciously steer a forecast in a politically convenient direction.
Would Pedersen be intimidated?
