Sentence examples for we feel under attack from inspiring English sources

Whenever we feel "under attack", our responses tend to be negative, defensive and we put up barriers that filter what we'd otherwise hear.

"I can't say I feel under attack here, but it's a real threat and we see it on the news, and when you see on the news that your fellow countrymen are under threat, if you have one of the components (of that threat) you kind of take it seriously".

Some city leaders, however, feel under attack.

Yet Auburn and its fans feel under attack.

The accountants may feel under attack now, but soon they may face war on two fronts.

The royalists say they feel under attack, most recently from outside the country.

Thin-skinned millionaires and billionaires apparently feel under attack when liberals so much as mention these facts, but the middle class and the poor actually are under attack.

Approach it overtly, and he could feel under attack, ashamed that this has been brought to light by a father who cannot understand.

Its politicians call the borough underserviced, its residents feel under attack by environmental pollutants from New Jersey, and everyone resents being home to New York's largest garbage disposal site.

I feel under attack all the time … I feel like I'm the go-to person to send abuse to now".

In an attempt to rationalise why I unconsciously feel under attack, my conscious mind keeps trying to come up with reasons for my imminent death.