Sentence examples for felt terrorized from inspiring English sources

Ms. Mangan-Valle felt terrorized, the way a stalker's victim would, believing that something was going to happen to her and that she had to escape.

It was poorly run, in his view — not at all like a business — and he felt terrorized by H. R. Haldeman, the mercurial chief of staff.

Over the last week, the mayor spoke to nearly all of the officers who were under protection, and he said many of them felt "terrorized by this individual".

She felt terrorized by the competition that existed in the workplace.

Vazquez, who now has a work permit and is employed at a Philadelphia-based nonprofit called Juntos, says the executive order fostered a new level of trust within immigrant communities that had previously felt "terrorized" by authorities.

So while Americans should feel outraged by the attack, it would be absurd for them to feel terrorized by it.

There is no more reason to feel terrorized by Islamist paramilitary groups now operating in eastern Libya and the Sahel.

Americans do not feel terrorized by the paramilitary groups that operate there, despite the outrageous violence these groups engage in.

A society member said that it may take its complaint to the courts, because what else can Americans do when they feel terrorized by each other (other than steal the baby Jesus from the creche)?

If you think that New Jersey drivers are menacing in New York, you might be startled by what they are like in small towns like Maplewood, N.J., where the town's online forum is rife with postings by citizens who feel terrorized by aggressive drivers.

"No American should feel terrorized in their workplace".