Sentence examples for the intimidating of from inspiring English sources

In the end, the judge ruled that there had been serious misconduct by the prosecutors, including the intimidating of witnesses, distortion of the truth-finding process, eliciting guilty pleas to non-existent crimes and generally compromising the integrity of the trial.

Britton is one of a few Swansea regulars to have previous experience of the intimidating atmosphere of the derby.

On Wednesday, West posted a photograph of the intimidating caverns of his Calabasas home, captioned "does this look like the sunken place?," followed by many laughing emoji.

The most intimidating of the bunch is a huge bald man seated at one of the phones, barking at someone in the Centrelink call centre.

That's right: a medical certificate of sanity — something American politicians dare not dream of, let alone enact, under the intimidating shadow of the gun lobby.

However, this idea is controversial and the intimidating properties of eyespots have recently been suggested to simply be a consequence of their conspicuousness.

Daniels was also at the core of the intimidating, physical style of football that conjures images of Raiders players.

The effect depends heavily on the intimidating visage of Adorno.

CHICAGO — Derrick Rose is surrounded by the intimidating legacy of the Chicago Bulls.

Williams is the intimidating caretaker of the PGA Tour's golden one.

After the intimidating might of the Pyramids, the Sphinx seemed almost friendly.