Sentence examples for felt pursuing from inspiring English sources

Robert said he sees "few people of color in academia" and felt pursuing a faculty job was "a responsibility … I can do this so I should".

Naturally we're all much happier to go to something fun rather than feel pursued and analysed.

Samuel Riba, the protagonist of "Dublinesque," also begins to feel pursued by an author — perhaps the man who looks like Beckett? — who is standing too close, peering over his shoulder, taking notes.

In this quick and airy fantasia, the quintessential womanizer becomes instead a sad and mostly passive man, possessing a certain magnetism but emphatically not a seducer, who feels pursued by time itself.

…for instance [patients with] paranoid schizophrenia, who are seriously ill and have…hear voices and have hallucinations and delusions and maybe feel pursued Then it feels like there is a strong need for care.

The young man whom both parents describe as "extremely sentimental" said he "felt guilty" pursuing his dream while his mother was sick.

Rogers also denied that he returned to the US, where he plays for LA Galaxy, because he felt uncomfortable pursuing his career in Britain after coming out.

I eventually felt comfortable pursuing work on civility not only as a researcher but as an advocate.

All the respondents felt that pursuing an academic career was risky and that dealing with those risks becomes more difficult as time goes by.

When Scudder felt his pursuing enemy again, he left his family and traveled aimlessly throughout the country.

Some felt that pursuing compensation would be a waste of time — one likened victim compensation to "an urban legend".