Sentence examples for group under siege from inspiring English sources

They're a pop group under siege.

Many in the alt-right and atheist movements seem to see themselves as a group under siege, the last defenders of unfettered inquiry and absolute freedom of thought and speech, contrarians and truth-tellers who are unafraid to push back against the norms of polite, liberal society.

If someone you know -- or perhaps even pass by in the street -- is part of the group currently under siege, go out of your way to share your dismay and disapproval of the way they are being maligned and mistreated.

The young Brits grouped together under siege.

Filmic depictions often involve a small group of individuals under siege from the undead or fleeing a flesh-eating mob.

Even so, the group is now under siege, riven by disputes between Brazil and Argentina, its two main members, and facing mounting external pressures, mostly from the United States.

A last dissident group is currently under siege from Somali forces in the far north of Somalia, in semi-autonomous Puntland, and facing annihilation.

Those groups have been under siege on other fronts, with states passing laws restricting abortion or reducing funding for clinics providing birth control and other health services.

For now, the political sparring has taken a back seat to more immediate concerns, especially the signs of rising tensions between ethnic groups in neighborhoods under siege.

Both groups are feeling under siege: timber executives because of the decline in logging, and environmentalists because of the explosion of growth on the margins of the public lands.

Maybe Hillary's blunder about being under sniper fire in Bosnia was just an attempt to make contact with a group that feels somewhat under siege.