Sentence examples for feels victimised from inspiring English sources

Yet conversely Costa told Brazilian media last week that he feels victimised.

A women's rights campaigner has said she feels "victimised all over again" after the House of Lords voted to block the suspension of a Liberal Democrat peer who was found to have promised to make her a baroness if she agreed to sleep with him.

These increasingly hysterical books may boost the pension, they may be morale boosters for a particular kind of American atheism that feels victimised - the latest candidate in a flourishing American tradition - but one suspects that they are going to do very little to challenge the appeal of a phenomenon they loathe too much to understand.

It is a community that already feels victimised and isolated.

Independent reviewer Declan Tyson said that he feels "victimised by the game's criminally unforgiving collision detection and over-enthusiastically sensitive controls" but that "it's all worth it for when you reach the next checkpoint and feel that split second of relief".

Some feel victimised by Pashtun expansion.

"I feel victimised for blowing the whistle.

And indeed the AL has reason to feel victimised.

Stewart will no doubt feel victimised by this verdict.

They felt victimised for economic as well as social reasons.

Yes, I say "victim" because I, among others, feel victimised and threatened by sexual harassment.