Sentence examples for feeling persecuted from inspiring English sources
What the Missionary Church of Kopimism has done is almost a reverse of how religious persecution usually works: whereas religions have often turned to protest because they feel persecuted, Gerson and his followers, feeling persecuted, turned to religion, in order to reframe and get attention for their protest.
A large part of the problem is that the person arguing with you plays on your shortcomings and enlarges them; while you're well aware that they're exaggerating things all out of proportion, there is just enough truth in what they're saying to make you feel defensive and want to retaliate because you hate feeling persecuted like this, or being made out to look like a fool.
Fernandes oscillates between feeling persecuted by this unreal world and heartfelt expressions of mea culpa.
Indeed, the authorities' tilt at Mr. Habbadj seems to have rebounded on them, leaving Muslims feeling persecuted.
Our government will enjoy extraordinary, potentially tyrannical powers, but most citizens will be monitored without feeling persecuted or coerced.
Not so long ago, this city of 1.2 million in an area of the central plains known for mining, emigration and strong Catholicism was mostly feeling persecuted.
'I think they feel persecuted.
Parents, meanwhile, feel persecuted.
He appears to have persistent auditory hallucinations and feels persecuted.
"For Muslims, there is a feeling of being persecuted," he said.
