Sentence examples for feeling blackmailed from inspiring English sources

This was expressed as " feeling blackmailed and being threatened".

I just don't like feeling – is blackmailed the right word?

He gives voice to the feelings of many Swiss that they have been "blackmailed" long enough into making amends for their war-time behaviour, when they were surrounded by Nazis or their allies.

In the diner, the judge explains she won't be blackmailed, via reference to the Old Testament, which goes way over Rye's head (you also get the feeling that a lot goes over there).

"Democracy is not blackmailed.

I'm being blackmailed.

Ireland and Portugal were also blackmailed.

Are you being blackmailed?

It cannot be blackmailed.

Morse would not be blackmailed.

"Basically I blackmailed her," Greg explained.