Sentence examples for to intimidated from inspiring English sources

I was arrested, tailed, harassed, rearrested, yelled at, bundled into squad cars, lied to, intimidated, wrestled with and hounded round Athens like I was John Dillinger.

Ford's introduction last year of its uber-utility provoked protests and galvanized a coalition of sport utility haters -- from environmentalists to intimidated drivers of small cars -- for whom the 7,000-pound 7,000-poundas a big, fat bExcursion.

There are plenty of men in this world who have, for a variety of reasons, become drawn to intimidated women, to impersonal interactions, and to sex obtained under circumstances in which the strongest sign of a partner's enthusiasm is the lack of a hard no.

Very quickly, of course, Clemens turned from intimidated to intimidator, embarking on a Hall of Fame-caliber career that he insists will end after the World Series.

"I wanted a place where people could come and learn to cook without having to feel intimidated or dictated to," Ms. Schneider said later.

We don't want people to feel intimidated, isolated, or to dislike coming to work.

Since this is not a trial, there will be no witnesses to be intimidated or jurors to be influenced by the television cameras.

She and other local leaders began to suffer direct death threats, but she refused to be intimidated and continued her work with the farmers.

I tried not to be intimidated and asked the policeman who had "arrested" me to give me his service number.

Mr. Méndez de Vigo professed not to feel intimidated, however.

No one is going to be intimidated or threatened.