Sentence examples for more persecuted from inspiring English sources

The concerns of, say, African-Americans or gays, historically more persecuted, are thought to be most important to the Democrats to placate, while the concerns of the "white" majority are thought less so.

Roman Polanski says he felt "more persecuted" following his 2009 arrest in Switzerland on three-decade-old rape charges than he had in 1977 when he was originally arrested.

Most Israelis couldn't care less whether we are any better, smarter or more persecuted than other nations.

Barbara has deserted her husband for Jimmy Jason Hughess) who starts out as a perky bloke in pyjamas, practical with coffee percolators, but who acquires, understandably, an ever more persecuted air.

You are being no more persecuted than I was when I decided not to be a prison chaplain.

Not to create rivalry between the victims of racism, but because we live in a time when in order to radicalize and persuade young Muslims in France to kill Jews, extremists tell them that they are more persecuted than the Jews.

The more they persecuted something the world had already fallen in love with, the more they exposed the falsehood and hypocrisy of Soviet ideology.

The beneficiary of the award was a company controlled by Carlo De Benedetti, whose L'Espresso media group has been leading investigations into the prime minister's private life.The right-wing conspiracy theory turns what should be a weakness into a strength: the more the prime minister is prosecuted, the more he seems persecuted.

The director's smile momentarily made me feel more privileged than persecuted.

In Pakistan, though, the situation is more unusual: those persecuted as minorities collectively constitute a vast majority.

He told us that he had been a bookie most of his life and had always been more or less persecuted by the police.