Sentence examples for most harassed from inspiring English sources

He complained that he was "the busiest and most harassed man in the world".

Gypsies are the most harassed, demonised and reviled minority in Europe.

Rubens complained that he was "the busiest and most harassed man in the world," yet he continued to accept important ecclesiastical commissions.

Scott said Sanders was "the most harassed football player in the history of comebacks" and "that might be why he retired again".

Rubens believed himself to be "the busiest and most harassed man in the world" and joint working was a way of easing the load.

He is one of the most harassed musicians in the country, constantly called in for reprimands by the censors, who banned 9 of the 12 tracks on a recent album.

Most harass someone they know; 39% of perpetrators are former partners of their victims, according to the latest BCS.

Most get harassed, arrested, kicked out of their homes, and expelled from school, like Aynaz.

The teacher analyzes the requirements for various jobs in such a theatre and tells how to most efficiently harass the customers.

Sufis are attacked in many Muslim countries, most violently in Pakistan, where many have been killed, but harassed most consistently, by the state authorities, in Iran.

Some really didn't like seeing Vittorio Veneto Street—"one of Rome's most famous"—being "harassed and vandalized".