Sentence examples similar to words of intimidation from inspiring English sources

They talked of Russia using energy as a lever, a weapon or, in Cheney's words, "a tool of intimidation and blackmail".

Although the poster, which had been placed by Davis, was removed before the game, word of this "intimidation through photography" reached the Jets in New York.

Mr Hagel's speech was "full of hegemony, full of words of threat and intimidation".

He called Mr Hagel's speech "full of hegemony, full of words of threat and intimidation".

Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House, said that the president's "words and actions amount to a form of intimidation that threatens liberty".

She served first and delivered three aces in her opening game, sending a message of intimidation without saying a word.

In Europe, the hesitancy to say the words "radical Islam" may largely be the product of intimidation or the fear of violent retaliation.

YOU do not have to feel left out of the concerned citizens loop if the words nuclear energy or the name Chernobyl drives you into the depths of intimidation.

This election breaks these politics of intimidation.

That was probably the result of intimidation.

"There's a huge atmosphere of intimidation.