Sentence examples for genuinely persecuted from inspiring English sources
"We are obliged by law to take in those genuinely persecuted in their country, but we won't be able to give temporary protection to refugees from places like Bosnia and Kosovo if this succeeds," he said.
For example, how does he distinguish between the testimony of a partisan local vexed at the status quo and its seemingly favourable relation to Iraqi Shiʿas, and between a genuinely persecuted local who may have very well been the victim of some sectarian PMU unit?
When he boarded that plane on Friday he thought that was it - the doors were locked and he genuinely believes he will be persecuted upon his return.
He's going on and on about how he's persecuted and religious and genuinely as innocent as they come.
But Ford didn't regard his classmates as brainwashed: "I genuinely think they all believed what they were saying, that North Korea was an impoverished country that had been persecuted by the Americans".
And homosexuals were persecuted.
ARE American Christians persecuted?
— Being persecuted: eight points.
Dissidents were persecuted or fled.
'I think they feel persecuted.
