Sentence examples for relatively intimidating from inspiring English sources
The genre of sound art is still a relatively intimidating one, with even art and art history enthusiasts shying away from the topic, if only for their lack of knowledge.
"They had phones and were getting into texting so something like WhatsApp was relatively straightforward, and not intimidating.
Compared to Chelsea and Sunderland, their improbable victims in earlier rounds, Reading appeared relatively straightforward opponents at Valley Parade, where the crowd is intimidating and the pitch unpredictable.
While it was thrilling to have both Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama visit Dallas during the primaries, all is quiet now, and the only excitement these days is the continuing theft of Obama-Biden yard signs by Republican rowdies no doubt hoping to intimidate the relatively few Democrats around here.
She blames this on voters' lack of desire to go through the relatively simple process created by the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, which she says is more intimidating to some than it should be, but still "certainly easier than voting in Florida".
Immediately intimidating.
When he said, 'don't be intimidated,' that was intimidating".
