Sentence examples for feel pursued from inspiring English sources

Naturally we're all much happier to go to something fun rather than feel pursued and analysed.

Samuel Riba, the protagonist of "Dublinesque," also begins to feel pursued by an author — perhaps the man who looks like Beckett? — who is standing too close, peering over his shoulder, taking notes.

…for instance [patients with] paranoid schizophrenia, who are seriously ill and have…hear voices and have hallucinations and delusions and maybe feel pursued Then it feels like there is a strong need for care.

In this quick and airy fantasia, the quintessential womanizer becomes instead a sad and mostly passive man, possessing a certain magnetism but emphatically not a seducer, who feels pursued by time itself.

Robert said he sees "few people of color in academia" and felt pursuing a faculty job was "a responsibility … I can do this so I should".

But if every person who felt wronged pursued a lawsuit on principle, the court system would collapse (thereby delaying and complicating the cases of people in far more desperate situations than your own).

Other things have started to come up in movieland, things I can't discuss, but I don't know how I feel about pursuing it.

Steven Pressfield, author of The War of Art, says, "The more important a call or action is to our soul's evolution, the more resistance we will feel toward pursuing it".

The group affected by leprosy said they prefer to keep silent and do nothing, as they feel that pursuing any activity will bring negative comments from the people around them: Keeping silent is better than doing something.

Right now is a pretty good time to ascertain whether or not you actually feel like pursuing this friendship.

We feel the strategy pursued by Castellanos-Rubio et al (prioritizing linkage regions for association studies) is suboptimal.