Sentence examples for was less intimidated from inspiring English sources

Whatever the preening of Cristiano Ronaldo or the sulking of Wayne Rooney, there probably never was a player so wilfully irreverent, who cared so little for approval and who was less intimidated by Clough as Bowles – except maybe Charlie George.

It was only by making small requests that could get rejected (and sometimes did) that Jiang's resilience got stronger and he was less intimidated by the prospect of a no.

And patients are starting to train themselves to be less intimidated by doctors.

The harder truth is that most presidents since Woodrow Wilson have been less intimidated by the F.B.I. than seduced by it.

It helps you come to the thing in the first place because you're less intimidated by the whole idea, and it enables you to program in this ridiculously bold way".

A reduction in physician hubris could result in patients being less intimidated.

Surprisingly, they also reported being less intimidated by the subject of genetics than the majors.

Finally, advanced students are further along in their academic careers, suggesting that they are less intimidated by new, complex material and are more skilled at studying relevant material.

If, for example, you're tall for your age, make jokes about it so people around you feel more comfortable and are less intimidated by your height.

But in person, he confides, Bashir is less intimidating.

Medical schools are starting to train doctors to be less intimidating to patients.