Sentence examples for feel accused from inspiring English sources
The phrase "feel accused" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when expressing a sense of being blamed or held responsible for something, often in a personal or emotional context. Example: "After the meeting, I couldn't shake the feeling that I was being unfairly judged and began to feel accused by my colleagues."
I think we fear that parents who are struggling with these shadows will feel accused and inadequate.
Muslims feel accused and stigmatised - that's why they creep into their own minority thinking: that we are discriminated against, they don't like us.
Or is it her becoming uptight that causes the men to feel accused of being negative towards her, even before they say anything?
At least people who feel accused and shamed tend to feel humiliated, and a large segment of the population seems to feel that minorities, including intellectuals, who place blame on them and demand reparations, are the enemy.
An important barrier to in-depth adherence communication was that some physicians felt it was awkward to explore the possibility of non-adherence if there were no objective signs of treatment failure, because patients could feel "accused".
Avoid starting sentences with "you", which can make the backstabber feel accused and defensive.[6] Instead, use sentences like "I heard there have been some false rumors about me".
Just being in sight of her immaculate white coat I felt accused of slovenliness and failure.
The bourgeoisie here felt accused and trapped in the glare of his writing".
Almost instantly there was a mutiny by adults who felt accused, and by reluctant professionals.
Both have felt accused, their integrity sullied by malodorous innuendo for being who they are, not what they are trying to achieve.
But years later, in the United States, a friend told me he was missing some money, and I immediately felt accused, even though he was just stating a fact to me.
