Sentence examples for feel bulldozed from inspiring English sources

While most blame the landlords, Ruth and Nat Weisberg, for allowing the building to deteriorate, they are far angrier at the city, which they feel bulldozed their homes too hastily, then left them to fend for themselves.

"At times I feel bulldozed to the ground with people's preconceived notions of what is appropriate for a woman and what isn't," she says.

Clearly the government feel they can bulldoze this through without any chance of losing a seat at the next election.

"I feel it is being bulldozed," she said.

He was still stung by the team's decision to start him against Atlanta in Game 2, rather than Game 1, and he felt validation after bulldozing the Braves.

They feel their views are being bulldozed … We are saying sign up to Open Britain, give us some money and help us campaign against this Brexit at all costs," Mandelson said, referring to the pro-European campaign group set up after the EU referendum.

Ask the question: How would you feel if a construction company bulldozed a family plot in a local cemetery that contained the remains of you family?

"And I felt like someone came in and bulldozed my sitting room".

The pillars are inscribed with stories and the names of the prophet's companions, so the wahhabis want to see them bulldozed". The desperation to be, or feel, as close as possible to the Kaaba has forced buildings to become ever higher, ever more ridiculously tapered, so everyone can have a view, however notional, of the sacred centre.

How would you feel if you had a friend whose house was bulldozed by the Israeli government because one of their family members was suspected of harboring a terrorist?

With retail vacancy rates low in the New York suburbs and few vacant sites available, developers are bulldozing all or part of 20- to 40-year-old properties they feel are structurally and functionally obsolete.