Sentence examples for I'm oppressed from inspiring English sources

In intifada, you simply had a need to say 'I'm oppressed' and you said it with a stone.

"In South Africa I am oppressed because I am a black man and I am oppressed because I am gay," he continued.

A lot of feminists say to me that I am oppressed, because I wear the scarf.

Who said that? "I am oppressed with a dread of living for ever.

This wasn't because I was oppressed, it was because I was horny, naive and desperate for attention - in that regard, I think I was completely normal.

Stretched out in the back of the two-door Morris Traveller, I was oppressed by a sense of déjà vu induced by a strange noise from the gearbox.

For a long while, I was oppressed by Cyril Connolly's image of "the pram in the hall" as one of "the enemies of promise".

In theory, V and I were trying to write fiction, but I was oppressed by the summer heat and by the penitentiary gloom of the Atkins place, the cockroaches, the wandering neighbor.

She followed up with an email: "I do like to go to places in and around the Castro for Happy Hour or a snack and I've noticed more straight people making out at these places where I go deliberately to NOT feel like I am oppressed by heterosexuality.

I am tired of being told that I am oppressed.

I was oppressed by a sense of tragedy, grieved by her ruthlessness.