Sentence examples for feeling targeted from inspiring English sources

"Pride" leaves me feeling targeted.

Social tenants are feeling targeted too, not least by David Cameron's announcement that in the future council tenants may have to move on if their circumstances change.

However, there is a danger that the raft of new measures proposed by the government will alienate a community that is already feeling targeted and marginalised.

Like almost 70% of unionised workers at the Trump hotel who are also immigrants, she worries about job insecurity while suffering the indignity of a boss running for president on an aggressive immigration platform that leaves the staff themselves feeling targeted.

"It can leave a person feeling targeted".

American Muslims have also reported feeling targeted because of their beliefs.

Instead of focusing on how bad you're feeling, target your fears or worries into trying to ensure that your date is having a good time, even if you're doing it for selfish reasons.

Rubio declined to go after the movement itself, saying grievances among African American males and other minorities about feeling disproportionately targeted by police were "a legitimate issue".

Xenophobic feeling, often targeted against Muslim immigrants, or, closer to home, French citizens descended from Arab states that were once French colonies, is increasingly commonplace.

The mistrust spread to Sudan people's liberation army (SPLA) soldiers, with those from the Nuer ethnic group feeling particularly targeted in the process of executing the order of disarming the presidential guards.

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