Sentence examples for that are intimidated from inspiring English sources

The tribes that are intimidated by Isis may turn against them – but only if they can see steadfast determination and a real plan.

"He's found himself against some guys that honestly don't know how to play him, that are intimidated by what he's been able to do in his career," Barber said.

Rezaian is among hundreds of journalists, bloggers and social media activists that are intimidated, imprisoned and tortured by the Iranian intelligence services, and Bahari is using his freedom to fight back.

There are guys that have come to [us] that are intimidated to field the ball.' "And they [the bowlers] had the audacity to stand there and say: 'No, if they've fucked up we deserve an apology.' It's the most angry I ever got in that dressing room.

"The thing that horrified me was when Andy Flower and Andrew Strauss said: 'Guys we've got to stop this, it's not right for the team, there are guys that have come to [us] that are intimidated to field the ball.' "And (the bowlers) had the audacity to stand there and say: 'No, if they've f***** up we deserve an apology.' It's the most angry I ever got in that dressing room.

Because of this, there are many people that are intimidated by climbing the summit.

"There are a few apps out there that are intimidating and lack the fun.

Some men perceive women's bodies as being public property, and act in ways that are intimidating and sexually aggressive.

"Certainly there have been many, too many, of these pages that are intimidating or harassing or exploitive," Blumenthal said.

This is what happens in a country that's intimidated by its own policies and its own fears.

I think she was being overly friendly but that was intimidating.