Sentence examples for seems intimidated from inspiring English sources

Don, for once, seems intimidated when he realises.

Pete doesn't ask about wages because he mainly craves status and he often seems intimidated by the bosses.

No one seems intimidated by him and, as for his abusive brand of pedagogy, well, it's a kind of game, says his colleague and former student Carlo Jacucci.

Nobody in the family seems intimidated by life in Asyut, and they don't consider themselves successful; Chen and Lin often say that their factory is just a low-level industry.

Susie Bayer's is rated second-class and goes for 60 cents to a slender, grave young man in slightly tattered maroon trousers who seems intimidated by the queen on her throne.

If that seems intimidating, be assured that hikers work their way up to that.

"Many people didn't grow up going to museums, and now opening a gallery door seems intimidating," she said.

But if an appealing dish seems intimidating, the restaurants' phone numbers are provided: you could always make a reservation.

It no longer seems intimidating to contact a pop star, and why should it when pop stars are so often reaching out for exactly this kind of contact?

If Sean Booth and Rob Brown's latest album as Autechre seems intimidating to you, it's probably because they wanted it to.

3x2 - 8x + 4 at first seems intimidating.