Sentence examples for were intimidated about from inspiring English sources

"Last year we surveyed 1,000 women and found that more than 50percentt said they were intimidated about buying consumer electronics.

They were intimidated about meeting her, since she had already established herself and they were just making their names at the time.

"A lot of people are intimidated about shooting in New York City because it's a busy city," she said.

It might inspire people who would be intimidated about the idea of quote-unquote exercising to just get up and move".

Burak Temir, 24, a German-Turkish actor who played a prince on "Once Upon a Time Ottoman Empire Mutiny," said he had initially been intimidated about portraying an era he knew so little about.

You either have the pop folks being intimidated about the string and the choir arrangements or you get the semi classical lot who sort of seem keen of "promoting" me into being a composer my fair lady style.

Teodora Caneva, a senior at Balboa High School, and a Code Camp participant, started learning about coding on Codacademy but was intimidated about taking a computer science course at school because "it was all boys".

Some guys are intimidated about making the first move because it is too easy to be branded aggressive, or a pervert.

David Whitehouse: What could possibly be intimidating about a gigantic, intense man?

Similarly, when the radio host Hugh Hewitt asked Cruz about Putin—"Can you imagine yourself... not being intimidated by a K.G.B. colonel turned dictator?"—Cruz replied, "You know, there's very little that should be intimidating about a thug.

In fact, evidence suggests that the well-being of mentally-ill inmates at Dade was grossly disregarded on a regular basis, and that staff members were intimidated into remaining silent about it.