Sentence examples for that intimidate from inspiring English sources

Did that intimidate Grossman?

How can Twitter, which runs up against the subjectivity of content, measure the silencing effect of words that intimidate and shame?

'There are concepts that intimidate women and they need to be replaced according to the needs of the modern times," Ms. Rakei said.

They double as neighbourhood organisations that run community improvement projects but can also act as vigilante groups that intimidate political opponents.

"I have no patience for countries that try to treat gays or lesbians or transgendered persons in ways that intimidate them or are harmful to them," he told Mr. Leno.

The Bryan twins, 33, were being beaten at their own game, an alert, daring pressure applied at the net, never yielding to the Bryans the close-in volleys that intimidate many teams.

Some phones, though, are not that intimidating to use.

In reality that intimidating facade was just that, a facade.

The NRA, that intimidates and bullies legislators and governors into doing what they want.

They wrap themselves up in their good time in a way that intimidates me.

It was the prospective audience that intimidated Mr. Colón, then a shy seventh grader.