Sentence examples for Feeling undermined from inspiring English sources

It is not merely Robshaw who will be feeling undermined; what about Tom Youngs and England's other hooking contenders?

Many people who have made their careers at the FBI are feeling undermined by a president who has contempt for their work.

A9 President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt is feeling undermined by Washington, upstaged by Saudi Arabia and vulnerable before an angry Arab population, officials in Cairo say.

Or you are in a meeting where you're feeling undermined and so, in your head and in your way of being in that meeting, you basically decide that you aren't going to contribute further.

Debbonaire's Facebook account of her hiring and firing was followed less than 24 hours later by a post from the former shadow transport secretary Lilian Greenwood, who described feeling undermined by the leader's office.

After more than 20 years of standing alongside American presidents in building peace in the region, President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt is feeling undermined by Washington, upstaged by Saudi Arabia and vulnerable before an angry Arab population, officials here say.

People feeling squeezed by a jealous line of questioning and assumptions will also feel undermined, badgered and frustrated.

Border Patrol agents felt undermined.

Many feel undermined by such an appointment.

In Tripoli, hard-liners seethe that Libya gave away the store, while the reformers feel undermined.

To feel undermined by a system that's available to citizens when they feel wronged by the state displays a serious lack of confidence.