Sentence examples similar to I feel coerced from inspiring English sources

Murphy would be pleased, but I felt coerced rather than humbled by being forced to look up to them.

I felt coerced, pressurised, urged into doing something I didn't want to do, and then, as soon as the pressure was off, I realised I did want to do it.

Some readers will undoubtedly shed a tear as patient longing and stoic grief are rewarded with judiciously allotted doses of companionship and joy, but speaking personally I felt coerced, and found myself resisting.

He sighed when I suggested that adults, too, might feel coerced into using the drugs.

On the other hand, I find performers in cars annoying and feel coerced by the direct solicitation.

Ethically, I wanted to be sure that Jane did not feel coerced by her family or by the medical professionals.

But in organizations they feel coerced.

But does he feel coerced into silence at a vulnerable moment?

Workers will often feel coerced to do it when their supervisor tells them to.

Adolescents who feel coerced to do subjects they don't like talk of a treadmill, of "the system".

Some communities feel coerced into accepting such plans, despite widespread fears that they are simply unsustainable in the long term.