Intimidating

The intense competition in the industry can be intimidating to newcomers.

The tall, muscular man had an intimidating presence.

The CEO's confident demeanor was intimidating to her subordinates.

The politician's intimidating speech silenced the opposition.

The politician's intimidating speeches made the opposition uneasy.

He was intimidating the witness in the courtroom.

The judge's intimidating stare made the defendant nervous.

His new job at the law firm seemed intimidating to him because of all the legal jargon.

The robber was intimidating the store clerk to give him all the money.

The teacher was intimidating the students to study harder for the upcoming exam.

The dog's loud barking was intimidating the mailman.

The artist's bold and unconventional style was intimidating the traditionalists in the art world.

The bully was intimidating the other kids to give him their lunch money.

The complexity of the tax code can be intimidating for taxpayers.

The medical terminology used by the doctor was intimidating for the patient.

The technical jargon used in the computer manual was intimidating for the elderly person.

The math problem was intimidating for the high school student.

The instructions for the science experiment were too intimidating for the students to follow.

The gang leader was intimidating the new member into committing a crime.

The politician was intimidating the voters to support his campaign.

The gang leader was intimidating the new members to prove their loyalty.

The politician was intimidating the journalist into not reporting on the corruption scandal.

The landlord was intimidating the tenant to pay the rent on time.

He was intimidating the witness into changing his testimony.

The bully was intimidating the younger students in the school.

The boss was intimidating his employees into working overtime.

The dictator was intimidating the citizens into obeying his every command.

The lawyer's aggressive cross-examination was intimidating the witness.

The loud roar of the lion was intimidating the visitors at the zoo.

The politician's forceful arguments and strong personality was intimidating his opponents.

The judge's questioning was intimidating the witness.

The performer's confident stage presence was intimidating the other contestants.

The teacher's harsh tone and strict rules were intimidating the students.

The security guard's unsmiling face and no-nonsense attitude was intimidating the visitors.

The surgeon's calm but authoritative manner was intimidating the junior doctors.

The tall and muscular wrestler looked intimidating.

The teacher's stern tone was intimidating to the students.

The aggressive dog's barking was intimidating.

The CEO's presence in the meeting room was intimidating to the employees.

The haunted house was intimidating to the children.

The security guard's intimidating stare made the intruder nervous.

The dark alleyway was intimidating to the pedestrians.

The loud thunder was intimidating to the small child.

The police officer's stern expression was intimidating to the suspect.

The intense competition was intimidating to the new player.

The dark alleyway was intimidating to the woman walking alone at night.

His towering height and muscular build were intimidating to his opponents.

The large crowd at the concert was intimidating to the shy singer.

The stern expression on the judge's face was intimidating to the accused.

The high academic standards of the Ivy League universities can be intimidating for some students.