I'm not intimidated.

Tom felt intimidated.

Tom intimidated Mary.

I won't be intimidated.

I won't be intimidated.

He's intimidated by beautiful women.

I'm not that easily intimidated.

Tom is intimidated by Mary.

When one nation is intimidated or ostracized, all are not free.

Major traffickers never come to trial because judges are bribed or intimidated.

I've got kids who are mathematically and conversationally intimidated joining the conversation.

People were intimidated into voting for United Russia on a mass scale.

Judges are bought or intimidated to ensure that bosses remain above the law.

The risk, of course, is that the other countries may not be intimidated.

dilakarinta Have you ever imagined an actual president who's intimidated by his country's police chief?

People were intimidated into voting for United Russia on a mass scale. Independent election monitors were barred.

Nor will ECB President Jean Claude Trichet be intimidated by French pressure to pursue a softer monetary policy.

You see, some of us have experienced the unimaginable during interrogations, so we aren t intimidated by something this polite.

The forces of Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich foolishly stuffed ballots and intimidated the country s electoral commission to an absurd degree.

The forces of Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych foolishly stuffed ballots and intimidated the country s electoral commission to an absurd degree.

In November, when the government thought that street brutality had intimidated the protest movement, Iranian officials backed away from the compromise.

Human rights groups report that opponents of the junta's proposed constitution have been beaten and intimidated in advance of the vote.

However, between the announcement in late March and the start of the strike, many of the participants were intimidated into backing down.

And no longer is it just the most prominent activists intimidated, journalists thrown into jail, or media outlets forced to shut down.

In statements on social media, the activists vowed that they would not be intimidated and urged Hong Kong people not to give up.

Peasant farmers may, for a time, be bribed or intimidated (the Taliban executes Afghan poppy growers) into cultivating crops other than poppy or coca.

They were there because Azerbaijani authorities are intimidated by the intelligence of the country's youth, who deserve none of the treatment they are getting.

The netzpolitik.org bloggers have stated clearly that they will not be intimidated by the investigations and that their independent and critical journalism will continue

The NGO Solidarity Movement published a Facebook status Saveski posted before going to the police station, accompanied with their message that they won't be intimidated.

A member of 'You Stink', who preferred to stay anonymous, told Global Voices that the activist who took the video was also followed and intimidated.

The fourth, STB, initially tried to present a balanced picture but was intimidated by tax police raids and forced to become yet another pro government organ.

I was intimidated by such hostility and had to delete all my online data and posts the distribution of the content would bring my parents trouble.

Upon his return to Trinidad in 1960, however, Coleman was badly treated , according to Foster, who says that his peers felt intimidated by his superior musicianship.

Protesters of the 'Colorful Revolution' in Macedonia claim they won't be intimidated by the police announcement that they would press criminal charges against the bravest among them.

Thus, initially intimidated by the post election crisis, the regime acceded to the October 1 proposal in Geneva that would have allowed the controlled enrichment of Iran s uranium outside the country.

In order not to appear intimidated by Russia s forceful dismemberment of Georgia, NATO governments have publicly reaffirmed their support for Georgia s territorial integrity and the country s desire to join NATO eventually.

But it did show that Japan s government, having long suspected that North Korea already possessed nuclear weapons, would not be intimidated into a fundamental policy change by confirmation of the threat.

But when those boundary lines are blurred, when the dikes crumble and the antiracist watchdogs allow themselves to be intimidated or lower their guard, the FN tries to make itself at home.

The risk, of course, is that the other countries may not be intimidated. The threatening country would then have to choose whether to accepting a humiliating defeat and stay, or stand on principle and leave.

Hurmat Riaz from Mangobaaz, which describes itself as an entertainment website for Pakistani millennials, wrote that the ad is the latest in a series produced by the company showing the husband being intimidated by his wife

Echoes of past humiliations were clearly evident in a spate of popular anti American books published in the late 1990s with such inflammatory titles as China Cannot be Intimidated '' America's Evil Schemes '' and A China That Can Say NO.''

The report states that María Juana Menjívar and Blanca Solís, members of the FMLN political party, were intimidated during a public political act by three unidentified persons, who demanded that they surrender their identity cards, which both were compelled to do.

From reporters derided by the public for their subservience to the party, to investigative muckrakers intimidated for exposing the darker sides of China s economic miracle, all journalists in China are hobbled by the absence of a media law defining their rights and responsibilities.

Echoes of past humiliations were clearly evident in a spate of popular anti American books published in the late 1990s with such inflammatory titles as China Cannot be Intimidated '' America's Evil Schemes '' and A China That Can Say NO.'' In these and other best selling publications the 19 th century concept of guochi national humiliation'' was invoked to express China's righteous indignation at the bullying imperialists.