Sentence examples for Feel galling from inspiring English sources

It may feel galling, perhaps because the benefits of our taxes often go unnoticed.

The idea of a bunch of little man babies screaming about the evil militant feminists stealing their rights feels galling.

After Stuart Cross loses his prestigious editing position, stays home to write and comes up against writer's block, he feels galled by the nanny's talent for painting.

Somewhere along the line, gals feel the choice has to be made between kids and craft, and the nature of the job means unsociable hours, working away from home and a focused sense of drive and ambition – which makes child-raising tricky.

At first, Marge does not see that as a benefit, but eventually admits that he "really [does] make a gal feel needed".

Somehow, mounting it just steps from where the actual riots took place that helped launch the modern gay rights movement feels a little galling.

Guys are taught to get to the point early on, without resort to wiles and in the twenty-first century, it's somewhat odd that some gals feel they still have to play the game of coyness.

When I started the club, the people I heard from were women with abusive husbands, and Vietnam vets who had come home and felt displaced, and they'd see that little gal and feel really good about themselves.

She said she thought it would be good for party unity if her gals felt "that their voices are heard".

And, so did Kirsten Gillibrand (how galling must that feel!).

Instead of trying to be superhuman and never experience loneliness, explore with compassion, "When do I feel the loneliest?" (for this gal, following a 'situationship' breakup).