Sentence examples for so harassed from inspiring English sources

There journalists so harassed him that he returned to Liverpool, dying in seclusion at the age of seventy-six.

The Thunder was so harassed it hit only one 3-point shot in 17 tries, missing its first 16.

She had been so harassed, and even threatened, over the past year that she was forced to remove her office number and phone extension from the faculty directory.

I have heard tales of shopping being rifled through in supermarket trolleys, screenshots of perfectly innocent years-old Facebook pictures being shared around the playground, and teachers being so harassed on nights out that they have to leave.

Though his sins are never pardoned, Crabbe's portrayal of him isn't lacking sympathy: "a lost, lone man, so harassed and undone/Our gentle females, ever prompt to feel,/Perceived compassion on their anger steal".

"After his father passed away, he was so harassed, so bothered by reporters and authors and the general public, he turned into something of a recluse," Mr. Bastura said at the time.

Even so, harassing or printing lies about a celebrity is a very different kind of journalism to criticising – no matter whether you put "asshole" in the headline – a technology company that they've invested in.

LeVert, his arms seeming so long, harassed Burke on defense.

So, I harassed them, asked if I could come in and alphabetise things that didn't need alphabetising and make tea, and they let me.

The German reserves thus had to make long detours in order to reach the Normandy battle zone and were so constantly harassed on the march by Allied strafing that they suffered endless delays and only arrived in driblets.

It is difficult enough for women in relationships with other women to openly show each other affection in public because they are so often harassed by sexualized remarks and cat calls.