In appearance, he was sufficiently imposing to intimidate even M. Casimir.

The prospect of using 25 narrative voices would intimidate even the most sophisticated of writers.

Chew was responsible for them all- adutythat would intimidate even the most seasoned of professionals.

That managed to intimidate even the lecturers.

So rich a tradition is that of the Russian short story that surely it must intimidate even its contemporary native writers.

Mathews, it was said, intimidated even fellow players with a look.

Then she sat to the piano, whose gorgeous and fantastic case might well have intimidated even a professional musician.

There was something in the calm aloofness of the man by his side which intimidated even while it annoyed him.

The Captain of the Royal Mary was not disposed to be intimidated even when Don Miguel opened fire on him.

"Turn that damned thing down!" Zimmerman growled back, not easily intimidated even by a madwoman driving several tons of high-tech weaponry.