Príklady browbeaten

• Again, local committees, instead of being browbeaten, should be encouraged to go in for propaganda work.

• It is essential, if they are to continue this work, that they are not browbeaten by cheap imports.

• Are we going to allow ourselves to be browbeaten?

• Although we are sympathetic to these petitions, does this not illustrate that pensioners are being browbeaten into accepting that they must now ask for charity?

• I earnestly hope that we will not be browbeaten in this matter by the attempt of some newspapers to prevent us clearing our name.

• He should not be browbeaten by the generals.

• Now they are to be bribed and browbeaten into accepting it.

• We should certainly not allow ourselves to be browbeaten by the predictable allegations about dismantling the welfare state and the like.

• Must we now be browbeaten into aiding our enemies?

• However, we cannot allow local authorities to be browbeaten in the way that is now being proposed.

• Let us see to what extent the general public is pestered and browbeaten by street bookmakers.

• The witnesses there were browbeaten and irrelevancies almost innumerable were committed.

• We try to put our points courteously and reasonably, but we do not propose to be browbeaten.

• They are not dealing with men who will be browbeaten.

• They have been browbeaten into creating a number of stations which they now gracefully say could conceivably be useful because they might attract some customers.