Sentence examples for feel a little cheated from inspiring English sources

"I feel a little cheated".

So I have to print it out, and I feel a little cheated.

And if I don't get it I feel a little cheated".

You probably will too, even if you feel a little cheated in the end.

When you find out, at the end of the movie, exactly what happened long ago, you feel a little cheated.

And by the time you finally twig that Laura isn't going to reappear, that she's been left in mid-air, mid-book, it's hard not to feel a little cheated.

But here I felt a little cheated.

We even felt a little cheated that our neighbours turned out to be Australian.

I felt a little cheated when I found that I had paid Jeffrey for a free movie.

The secrets that are finally revealed about the crime are unsatisfying — one feels a little cheated — but they have the curious effect of making one want to see the movie again in order to study Scott Thomas's performance.

The less voracious readers felt a little cheated -- where was all of the supposed controversy?; the bookworms enjoyed the change of pace; a fickle classmate of mine swooned, "I'm naming my first son Holden!" (an improvement upon the clunkier Tyler Durden, we could all agree).