Sentence examples for felt indicted from inspiring English sources

He felt indicted by all the other people in this teeming place: by the parents and their smug happiness, by the old surfer dudes, who had the courage of their lack of conviction, and by the young lovers, who were convinced that they would never be part of either of these groups, not the obnoxious parents, not the grizzled losers clinging to youth like tough, crusty barnacles.

But a lot of guys have watched that stuff and felt weirdly indicted by the sex on the show".

Still, my daughter felt stuck, indicted by anything linking her to those trapped by tradition, molded by heritage, governed by prejudice.

Without them, the trial of the 11 indicted men felt hollow and pointless.

Protesters feel Wilson should have been indicted and say they won't stop demonstrating until they feel justice has been served.

Semir, a young writer from Sarajevo, said he believes his father, Sefer Halilovic was indicted because the tribunal felt obliged to charge more Bosniaks.

In happier days, when he was married to Nancy Susann Sarandon, Benn had a string of car dealerships along the Eastern Seaboard — readers of John Updike's "Rabbit Is Rich" may feel a twitch here — until being indicted and fined for fraud.

"People ask if I feel vindicated since those cops got indicted for Freddie Gray," he said.

In a column titled "Fifa Nostra", the Chilean journalist Juan Cristóbal Guarello mockingly observed that those indicted had good reason to feel disgruntled.

In this respect, Cooper feels that "far from indicting a security state, the film legitimates one".

Many Serbs also feel that the tribunal in The Hague, which has indicted him for crimes against humanity, was established solely to persecute them.