Sentence examples for was so intimidated from inspiring English sources
"I thought it would be really intimidating," she says, "because when I first went I was so intimidated just by the people on stage: I was just blown away by the quality of the singers.
At first, Johnson was so intimidated by Revis that he did not talk to him.
I will admit that before I accepted this job, I was so intimidated by the idea of tackling the Saturday puzzle that I studiously avoided it.
But of course I was so intimidated by math teachers, most of whom I found not only frightening but absolutely unable to explain anything as they stood before the blackboard with their posteriors facing the class.
Raised by his mother in Seattle, he moved in with his father in Los Angeles but was so intimidated by local gangs that he did not play basketball during several years at Dorsey High School.
A contemporary recalled that when the boy met the "widow of Windsor" that year, he was so intimidated by her stern expression and head-to-foot black mourning dress that he cried.
Knives come out, grudges get pursued and those whose power was so intimidating a few short months ago face investigations.
Besides all that, Bob had such great stuff and was so intimidating out there that he'd make the batter open up his front shoulder just a fraction too fast, no matter what the count was.
"He was a superstar, and it was so intimidating.
Murdoch's power was so intimidating it cowered Scotland Yard.
