Sentence examples for some intimidate from inspiring English sources

There will always be world record-breakers who impress some, intimidate others and occasionally raise eyebrows.

Zvonareva now does some intimidating of her own.

I've lived in an isolated convent outside Rome, with no phone signal, no Wi-Fi and some intimidating nuns.

To those youngsters, Mr. Gilbert, with his boyishness and enthusiasm, must have come across as a cool big brother, not some intimidating maestro.

The Builder Benevolent to Some, Intimidating to Others Eugene Ostreicher fled Hungary, his native country, in 1944, a few months after the Nazis invaded.

Wales had been subjected to some intimidating tackling by former Scotland manager Berti Vogts's side but slowly got to grips with the match after a nervous start.

A Kentucky couple visits Louisville and runs into some intimidating dudes who ask what's in their pockets.

If you want to write a novel about white men in a hot grim place, you have some intimidating company.

As the name implies, Off Grand productions will take place in locations other than the iconic (but to some, intimidating) Chandler Pavilion.

Only now are young politicians coming through who are familiar with its capacity and relaxed about some elements which intimidate some of their older colleagues, me included.

There are several reasons, Renee believes: some are intimidated by marketing, some say it makes them feel false or insincere, others fear being visible.