Sentence examples for feel hounded from inspiring English sources

As for smokers who feel hounded, they can rest easy.

The state's extensive laws on privacy, trespassing, stalking and harassment already provide remedies for those who feel hounded or intruded upon by paparazzi, regardless of the means they use.

She saw such advice as helpful; I felt hounded.

But there was evidence that she felt hounded out of the race.

He said he felt hounded by the police because of his association with white women.

Coetzee never fully explained whether his subsequent move to Australia was linked, but many South Africans believe he felt hounded.

Highly sensitised to the whole notion of giving and helping, it seems she felt hounded by the volume of calls and letters (up to 260 a month).

He said he felt "hounded" and accused the board of trying to silence him by stripping him of his medical licence.

Ms Dinoire describes her anger at British tabloid journalists who she felt hounded her after her operation and traced her donor's family.

Charities have expressed concern and sorrow at the death of the 92-year-old poppy-seller Olive Cooke, whose body was found in a rocky gorge after she had said she felt hounded by requests from fundraisers for donations.

Last week, in testimony before a parliamentary committee, Ms. Wilson-Raybroke broke her silence and explained her reasons for resigning — that she felt hounded by the prime minister and his aides to change her decision on the case in an inappropriate way, which she felt would bend the law.