Sentence examples for routinely persecuted from inspiring English sources
His most popular character, Kuang Kuang, is a lazy schoolboy at a prison-like institution where dissent is routinely persecuted.
Under Chinese law, employees are barred from organizing independent unions and workers or activists seeking to challenge these rules are routinely persecuted and jailed, according to human rights groups.
But there are universal aspects: While I've been cleared to play again, would I play in a tournament being held in the Middle East, Russia, or other parts of the world where LGBT people are routinely persecuted?
Human-rights groups and independent newspapers are routinely closed down and persecuted by the tax authorities (which are also deployed against political troublemakers in Ukraine).
The cross became so closely identified with Christianity that by the late Middle Ages and Renaissance, when artworks inspired by Christianity proliferated, the original terrifying meaning was lost: The cross was anachronistically routinely pictured, and proudly displayed, in the hands of the very people who were persecuted by it (i.e. crucifixion).
And homosexuals were persecuted.
— Being persecuted: eight points.
ARE American Christians persecuted?
Dissidents were persecuted or fled.
'I think they feel persecuted.
