Sentence examples for hijacked by a from inspiring English sources

Originally led by left-leaning Iranians, the popular revolution was hijacked by a know-nothing cleric.

Discussion is hijacked by a heckler who says this was supposed to be a dialogue.

"Their thought processes were hijacked by a powerful coterie, by big noise".

It is often said that Islam has been "hijacked" by a small extremist group of radical fundamentalists.

They will feel as if their country has been hijacked by a self-serving professional class mostly interested in providing for themselves.

But it seemed especially just that a tragedy about the animal side of humanity should have been hijacked by a real woodland creature.

But the whole process has been hijacked by a group of radical countries wanting to shield themselves against criticism by heaping blame on the West".

But much of the media coverage was hijacked by a group of women environmentalists who stripped naked and brandished signs at America's agriculture secretary.

So I'm constantly saying, 'I don't know, Farukh, what do you think?'" "This journey started with my identity being hijacked by a spambot," I said.

There is an important, very serious debate about ageism in the workplace to be had, and it shouldn't be hijacked by a pompous, preening self-publicist.

Root for a bipartisan solution that does not involve the White House being hijacked by a guy who keeps babbling about going halfway over a cliff.