Sentence examples for this is intimidating from inspiring English sources
His charmingly gentle jokes ("this is intimidating because there's people on the front row here that know the lyrics better than I do") made the crowd putty in his hands.
To Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, this policy is "intimidating and threatening".
Making sense of this topic is intimidating enough without introducing the relation between replication and environmental interaction.
"I think it is disappointing when we have big business trying to influence governments, and for big business to use their clout in this way is intimidating," says Wendy Francis, the Queensland director for the Australian Christian Lobby.
Friends suggest I am too strong for my own good, and that this "strength" is intimidating to men.
"This machine is intimidating because it contains infinite pieces of information and that's threatening because human existence is finite," Lloyd tells Don.
If this person is intimidating to you don't confront him/her alone.
Also, this kitten print is intimidating because the kittens are all stoic and staring.
And what of this notion that begging is intimidating?
This way of teaching is intimidating, and boring, and does nothing to inspire young people, many of whom have had very little contact with the arts.
