Sentence examples for with intimidating from inspiring English sources
Security gates block almost all side streets, which are posted with intimidating no-trespassing signs.
While many athletes travel with intimidating entourages, Bonds has two smiling publicists trying to humanize him.
Petulant and with something to prove, the Lakers pushed back with intimidating force Wednesday night — except they forgot to finish.
The little jumper completed the twenty-five-second test with intimidating speed and only a few falters.
Its fundraising muscle was credited by some with intimidating 2012 candidate Mitt Romney from running again this year.
At the end the dancers approach the audience with intimidating purpose, as Erika Pujic, a company veteran, moves upstage alone.
These new ways of working in turn, promoted the sharing of knowledge and development of collaborations for improving patient outcomes: "Nurses and allied health particularly, have felt, probably to start with, intimidated by the process but now feel equal partners in it.
He asked the young man with the intimidating forehead if he would kindly repeat what he had just said.
He carries himself in public with cool North German reserve, speaks precise, lightly accented English, and quotes Nietzsche and eighteenth-century violin treatises with equally intimidating fluency.
This tiny shock was an early warning that American painting was destined to operate according to its own rules, with spontaneous, intimidating power.
The ferocious Arestrup, with his intimidating upper lip and his outraged glare, makes the General a Prussian aristocrat who is contemptuous of weakness and death.
