Sentence examples for coerced he from inspiring English sources

"Electronic and print-media institutions have been burnt, bombed, sealed and coerced," he wrote.

Though he has said his guilty plea was coerced, he has also expressed regret, telling the AP in a 1998 interview that he did not consider himself a hero.

The victims can be affected by language barriers and by self-blame and are often people being held under duress or coerced". He said modern slavery and human trafficking in north Wales can often be linked to Ireland with north Wales as a thoroughfare, through the port of Holyhead, to the north west of England.

A peace had to be concluded soon in his eyes and, since Britain could not be coerced, he sent proposals to France and Russia only.

Well, okay, I didn't really coerce, he was very supportive from the beginning (major boyfriend points here).

Returning with his wife at midnight, he coerced her into sleeping on his basement couch.

Then a friend of hers was directing a movie [2000's Apartment Hunting] and he coerced her into being in it and giving some tracks away for it.

Leading figures in the film industry have condemned Quentin Tarantino as an abuser and a "near murderer" after the actress Uma Thurman claimed that he coerced her into a stunt that left her permanently injured.

The former chairman of the Country Fire Authority of Victoria said he felt coerced when he was asked to sign a controversial industrial agreement and that former emergency services minister Jane Garrett would have been "horrified" if the CFA had accepted the agreement.

Ten former members who attended church investment seminars are suing him, claiming he coerced them into investment deals that cost them their retirement savings.

The alleged victims — a 16-year-old, two 17-year-old girls and an 18-year-old — claim he coerced them into sexual activity.