Sentence examples for rather intimidating from inspiring English sources

And, sometimes, a rather intimidating one.

As a journalist, I confess that watching her is both invigorating and rather intimidating.

But as at all ranches, the Rodericks insist that guests sign a rather intimidating liability waiver.

Harvey, 46, is a stylish, rather intimidating man - big hair, huge mutton-chop fingers, massive overcoat, talks in a monotone, rarely smiles.

Knowing that dinosaurs were on the whole rather intimidating beasts, children's writers have often exploited the trick of turning them into something that subverts our expectations.

Other proposals evince a more detailed malevolence, penetrating the rotunda with long, portholed tunnels (LOT-EK) or stretching it into an immense, rather intimidating space, as does the Tokyo architects Takuyahosokai.

Rather than intimidating her, the episode galvanized Dillon.

"It's about mixing in and integrating rather than intimidating people.

The regime is deliberately demanding but intended to be inspiring rather than intimidating.

Moreover, rather than intimidating Iran, a less-than-decisive American intervention in Syria would do the opposite.

Rather than intimidating her, Radwanska said she drew inspiration from her previously winless 0-3 record against the powerful Czech lefty.