Sentence examples similar to it feels targeted from inspiring English sources

But Mr Esposito still feels targeted: this, he says, will make it even harder for universities to discuss Israel than it already is.

It does not single out Poland, though Warsaw feels targeted by the law.

The Muslim community feels targeted and besieged.

But one group that feels targeted by Tasers, at least in Pittsburgh, are poor blacks.

The tone and nomenclature of their announcement very much feels targeted at a mainstream smartphone user, not a security specialist. .

If someone feels targeted already and there could be some aggression.

He feels targeted.

It has reason to feel targeted by Australian nationalist opposition to its acquisition of resource companies.

When you're a recent immigrant, it's easy to feel targeted.

"When a tax is specifically designated for a tenth of a percent of the economy, it's hard not to feel targeted".

Young black men feel targeted by police and resent it.