Sentence examples for constantly under siege from inspiring English sources
"In his mind he's constantly under siege".
In the 60's the genetically altered X-Men built their appeal as outsiders who are equipped with extraordinary powers but emotionally vulnerable and constantly under siege.
Michael S. Schmidt of The Times wrote: "Troops, traumatized by the rising violence and feeling constantly under siege, grew increasingly twitchy, killing more and more civilians in accidental encounters.
Whatever those helicopters are, they give L.A. the feel of being constantly under siege, the way the coyotes that howl down in the ravine do, the way the wildfires, itching into flame as soon as the thermometer rises, do.
At an agency that feels constantly under siege, Mr. Panetta could become a popular director if he is able to raise the C.I.A.'s stature against the Pentagon and other intelligence agencies.
For example, in Ronald Reagan's era (1981 - 1989, black motherhood was constantly under siege.
Since we're constantly at risk, constantly at war, always "under siege" as Ridge would have it, we're supposed to accept all sorts of abridgments to our freedoms, large and small.
"[Trump] is always under siege.
In Under Siege, characters are constantly freaking out about Seagal's background, how highly trained he is, how dangerous he is.
