Sentence examples for strongly intimidated from inspiring English sources
Previous experiments with another galliform species, Japanese quail, Coturnix coturnix japonica, demonstrated that these were strongly intimidated by aposematic butterflies, the European swallowtail Papilio machaon and the monarch Danaus plexippus, and exhibited signs of fear when encountering adult butterflies of both species, which they were hesitant to attack (Wiklund and Sillén-Tullberg 1985).
Instead of giving up, however, Ms. Babida, an entrepreneur herself who believed strongly in the effort, thought the businesswomen might feel less intimidated if they could ask another woman all of their proposal-related questions.
My ear detects no atrocities, and what strikes one very strongly on rereading "The Naked and the Dead" is how little intimidated Mailer was — how brave he was in ignoring the conventional pieties concerning a war that almost everyone in the country felt good about.
Would Pedersen be intimidated?
"We were a little intimidated.
Are you nervous, intimidated?
They are very, very intimidated".
A new adversary sounds intimidated.
