intimidate造句

No one can intimidate us.

Nobody was going to intimidate them.

Bob intimidate the witness into silence.

Does a room full of strangers at party intimidate you?

The gang tried to intimidate the bank manager.

Taken to an extreme, this strategy can intimidate and terrorize.

Your sons don't intimidate me. And neither do you.

But this doesn't intimidate him; he doesn't even seem aware that he's being observed.

It's a maneuver harassers use to humiliate, intimidate or silence their targets.

Whoever killed these individuals wanted to intimidate survivors as well, he asserts.

However, modernists argue that wigs are a hangover from the past that could intimidate people in court.

And those like Hassan who are linked to foreign journalists are targeted, to intimidate them into silence.

The violence may have been to intimidate the population into providing the militia with gold and tin from nearby mines.

That should make it harder for trigger-happy oligarchs, sheikhs and foreign celebrities to use the threat of a London lawsuit to intimidate critics.

The US and South Korea are also stepping up joint naval exercises to intimidate the North and are seeking to impose further sanctions on the impoverished nation.

Ms Tymoshenko says Mr Yanukovich is waging a campaign to intimidate the opposition and retaliate for her efforts to clean up the notoriously corrupt gas-trading business in Ukraine.

To those who refuse to meet their international obligations and seek to intimidate their neighbours: the world is more united than ever before and will not accept your intransigence.