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Dating can be intimidating.
Don't worry. He may look intimidating at first glance, but he's actually a very friendly person.
It's a bit intimidating.
Tom finds Mary's mother to be quite intimidating.
Tom finds Mary's mother quite intimidating.
I don't find it intimidating.
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It's also incredibly intimidating.
Okay, seriously, so intimidating.
You are strange and intimidating but you do not frighten me any more.
You have a way of intimidating people.
I just meant that. Well, I found him almost intimidating. But he was.
I know, but it's very intimidating.
And nearly all were thrown off the force for. intimidating witnesses, extortion, taking bribes.
The austere beauty of the Namib remains undisturbed because man finds the region so intimidating, he hardly ever intrudes.
Are the strings intimidating you or do you have low blood pressure?
Nobody's intimidating me, mister!
You know, it can't look intimidating.
She may have been intimidating, but she didn't scare me!
He might find that less intimidating.
Come on, now. I don't have a lot of experience being one of these intimidating policemen. - I've never had to threaten anybody.
The idea intimidating you.
I just meant that. Well, I found him almost intimidating.
Intimidating witnesses in basements and elevators?
Gets his kicks intimidating young girls and old women.
Less intimidating, hmm?
Get outta here. - Maybe put a platform back here. so it'll raise you up and make you feel and look more intimidating, you know.
I know this looks a little intimidating but families all over this country are turning these ingredients into a Thanksgiving feast.
I am not intimidating, I'm simply noting this is her style and the size she picked.
Don't tell me what to do. You mean to tell me Micky Bill are intimidating him.
I don't have much experience at being an intimidating cop, or threatening.
Most people find a counsellor intimidating at first.
Come on, now. I don't have a lot of experience being one of these intimidating policemen.
It's funny, she doesn't seem that intimidating to me.
All fathers are intimidating.
They're intimidating because they are fathers.
And it's very intimidating to the nonsmoker.
He's a little bit intimidating.
This is extremely intimidating.
The main problem with Mark. was that he was intimidating, and he had a tendency to snap.
Her beauty's intimidating.
It is possible for a decent man to be as intimidating as the toughest shark out there.
Is this really intimidating to any of you?
News and current affairs
So he knew what was wrong and appreciated that it had to be fixed carefully and patiently, by engaging the staff rather than intimidating them.
Now incapable of intimidating anyone, Britain has opted for developing its potential to inspire.
Berlusconi did indeed run Italy the way he runs his companies: like a private fiefdom, promoting cronies, intimidating critics, and paying people vast sums of money in exchange for their slavish devotion.
The first is a parallel pro-regime army; the second is an organization for intimidating opponents and anyone seeking a more open society.
Far from intimidating the Palestinians by bombing Gaza and mobilizing troops, the Israelis made Hamas look heroic in its resistance.
Thankfully (so far), Putin's cultural involvements have assumed less grandiose and intimidating forms.
In Britain, News Corporation has been creating a sort of state unto itself by corrupting the police, assuming police powers of surveillance, and intimidating politicians into looking the other way.
Psychoanalysis grew into a formidable, intimidating logic.
Since 2007, many of the cartels' victims have been decapitated - a tactic clearly aimed at intimidating their enemies.
In particular, a country planning to intervene must demonstrate that it has an intimidating stockpile of foreign-exchange reserves, and the readiness to use it.
Obasanjo retains the backing of the army, some of whose members openly participated in stuffing ballot boxes and intimidating the opposition.
With the EU launching an antitrust case against the state-controlled gas conglomerate Gazprom, Europe has sent a clear signal that Putin's brutishness is no longer as intimidating as it once was.
At home, awareness is rising that Putin is damaging Russia's interests by insulting and intimidating everybody.
But, in a regime like Vladimir Putin's, where the government decides who may be a candidate, the webcams would be farcical were they not also so intimidating.
Instead, President Richard Nixon concentrated on intimidating Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi into staying out.
Having come to power in the revolt that overthrew the corrupt Shevardnadze, he resorted to the same Soviet-style techniques - intimidating and discrediting opponents, dispersing dissenters by force - to keep his opponents at bay.
As I entered that intimidating building, I felt as if it, together with my new responsibilities, rested on my shoulders.