Examples of 'more intimidating' in a sentence
Meaning of "more intimidating"
more intimidating: Refers to something that is causing more fear, apprehension, or nervousness. This phrase is commonly used to describe a person, situation, or object that appears more threatening or frightening
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It might be more intimidating without the apron.
I kind of expected someone a little more intimidating.
There is nothing more intimidating than a pantsuit.
This search feels a hell of a lot more intimidating.
He looked more intimidating without his armor.
I figured you would be a lot more intimidating.
Rex was much more intimidating in real life.
And your office is so much more intimidating.
He looks more intimidating in real life than he does in pictures.
It also does give him a more intimidating look.
He looks more intimidating in the cartoon than the figure.
The only way it could be more intimidating.
Scale is the more intimidating vehicle design scale.
Close up they looked even more intimidating.
You were more intimidating as a villain.
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I have always been one of the more intimidating racers.
Far more intimidating.
Making them appear larger and more intimidating.
There is nothing more intimidating than a blank screen.
And in a foreign language it feels even more intimidating.
Because you are more intimidating than me.
I had a banana but the cucumber was much more intimidating.
This place is even more intimidating on the inside.
And talking to people you find attractive can be even more intimidating.
I have picked daisies more intimidating than you.
It makes male lions appear larger and allowing them to be more intimidating.
I expected somebody more intimidating looking.
The black color was chosen in order to make the aircraft look more intimidating.
Two slayers were even more intimidating than one.
This is exactly like an animal trying to make itself look larger and more intimidating.
Investing sounds more intimidating that it is.
It allows them to appear larger and more intimidating.
All the more intimidating.
The world around them was even more intimidating.
You would be a lot more intimidating if that were not a toothbrush.
The visit to my apartment was no more intimidating.
I have faced far more intimidating prey than you.
Groups are noisier and easier to detect and several people are more intimidating to a bear.
It will make you look more intimidating as village leader.
More intimidating when your father is the Emperor.
That made it even more intimidating.
There is nothing more intimidating than a person who is completely confident in their own skin.
I have done way worse in front of much more intimidating captains.
I am more intimidating.
Up close he was even more intimidating.
This is much more intimidating Than any gymnastics meet.
The projects were becoming more and more intimidating at this point.
More intimidating if I knew what the shit you were talking about.
Karate sounds more intimidating.
She often scolds Uraganos and Circulas when they argue and is more intimidating.
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It might be more intimidating without the apron
