Sentence examples for somewhat intimidated from inspiring English sources
"The only problem that I think Anand is facing is that he — this is just my opinion — is somewhat intimidated by Carlsen," Mr. Kramnik said.
Being somewhat intimidated and thinking this was just not my cup of tea, I left "The Coast of Utopia" for the coast of the East River during intermission.
"My first semester, I was somewhat intimidated," said Ms. Jordan, whose father made it clear to her when she was a teenager that with seven brothers, she was not going to be the one to go to college.
The musicianship, it has to be said, is stunning and some of the western artists traveling have admitted to feeling somewhat intimidated by the African artists who are happy to just turn up on stage with no plans and jam for an hour or so.
That's the big story and the one the press would be talking about if they weren't at least somewhat intimidated by charges of anti-Hillary bias.
He did an amazing job at taking two kids who he was probably somewhat intimidated by and really wrapped us around his finger.
Gullette was also a rather large and somewhat menacing-looking man, and we were fairly sure that along with feeling "disrespected" in front of his customers, Mr. Glasper was probably fairly intimidated, given his relatively small stature.
"I'm still pretty intimidated by it," she said.
But we were pretty intimidated.
Would Pedersen be intimidated?
