Sentence examples for subtle intimidation from inspiring English sources

Referees should stamp that out, as it's subtle intimidation, no more no less".

Landa's subtle intimidation tactics and the crackling tension between him and LaPadite make this an instant classic.

Times have changed, however, and in the age of the metrosexual more subtle intimidation is being employed.

Until we are ready to set uniformly high standards for all students, discourage the subtle intimidation of teachers through "passing quotas" and support local public schools, we will not see the academic results that we seek.

Mr. Fuller, the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "A Soldier's Play" and a veteran himself, presents a bracing vision of the subtle intimidation and outright hostility faced by women who bring charges of sexual assault in the Army.

Can the two doctors as decreed in the bill – often strangers we see only once for 10 minutes if we're lucky – truly make such a judgment, unravelling family dynamics that could hide subtle intimidation?

Voters in nursing homes can be subjected to subtle pressure, outright intimidation or fraud.

Many players, most notably current Chicago Bull Richard Hamilton, have worn plastic masks to protect their noses from re-injury while also providing subtle on-court intimidation.

Such obstruction constitutes a "subtle means of intimidation," the environmental law center argued in a 128-page report called Muzzling Civil Servants: A Threat to Democracy?

Used in this manner, the term may become a subtle instrument of intimidation, pressuring healthcare workers into working in circumstances that they consider morally, psychologically, or physically unacceptable.

We talked to three more former CCRB employees black New Yorkers who grew up in poor neighborhoods and often found themselves victims of what they perceived as subtle police harassment, if not direct intimidation.