Sentence examples for apparent persecution from inspiring English sources

At its peak yesterday's protest drew no more than 5,000 demonstrators.All this makes the administration's apparent persecution of Ms Tymoshenko hard to understand.

(He was facing his own hard questions today on the Kyle and Jackie O Show). Malcolm Turnbull did not directly address the apparent persecution of Morrison by supporters of marriage equality but reiterated his view that a plebiscite campaign would be respectful.

Whether it be daring overtaking manoeuvres, his muscular handling of some of the sport's defining cars, or the histrionics and apparent persecution complex that accompanied much of his career, there was never a dull moment when the moustachioed Midlander was around... Number 14 - Mika Hakkinen.

Whether it be daring overtaking manoeuvres, his muscular handling of some of the sport's defining cars, or the histrionics and apparent persecution complex that accompanied much of his career, there was never a dull moment when the moustachioed Midlander was around.

But to prevent any further misunderstanding, the delegates might want to consult this brief guide to the art of accurate translation of North Korea's pronouncements: Apparent translation: With their persecution of the great People's Republic of North Korea, the running dogs of imperialism in Washington have aroused our unquenchable wrath.

Not surprisingly, this incipient fanaticism soon led from apparent toleration to outright suppression and persecution of Christians.

Where the loss of connection with reality becomes apparent is in the perception of persecution.

So, apparently, is a feeling of persecution.

Despite the apparent softening of the Ugandan leader's stance, rights groups say that the persecution of gays in Uganda is unlikely to change soon.

Prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu said Friday's apparent arson attack was "shameful", adding: "The Jewish people, [who have] suffered boycotts and persecution, should be a light unto other nations".

After escaping religious persecution in Punjab during the 1980s, they lost two of their own in apparent hate-crimes.