Sentence examples for that can intimidate from inspiring English sources

*Coaches in many sports often talk about teams that can intimidate opponents just by stepping off the bus.

But the Metrodome also holds in the crowd noise in a way that can intimidate a visiting team, perhaps one like the Cowboys, whose roster has little playoff experience.

Ten wins for Audi's R8 and R18 models in the past 12 years, interrupted by single victories for a car in Bentley's colours (itself based on the Audi) and for Peugeot's diesel-engined 908, represent the sort of hegemony that can intimidate rivals.

The Area-51 line features the usual "other worldly" look that can intimidate the competition.

All Brooklyn kids have an attitude that can intimidate anyone they choose.

That can intimidate those who are not accustomed to his watchful style.

The notion that Trump can intimidate Mueller, like he intimidates Reincey, seems just as misguided as the idea that Trump could make James Comey and Russiagate go away by firing Comey.

"The Saudi authorities think that by arresting the most prominent activists for their social media activism and human rights activism in general, that they can intimidate everybody else into silence, but really the cat is out of the bag," he told the Guardian newspaper.

She understands that she can intimidate her opponents more than she used to.

He does not subscribe to the neocon dream that America can intimidate every foe and expect the whole world to adopt its values.

The Davidelfin signature is so easy to identify, however, that it can intimidate customers who might not wish to announce their artistic loyalties.