Sentence examples for feel defrauded from inspiring English sources

"People feel defrauded," said Leopoldo Brenes, Managua's archbishop.

By the same token, customers who feel defrauded are unlikely to keep their concerns to themselves.

Even now, if you type his name into an internet search engine, he turns up both streams of vitriol from those who feel defrauded, and fervent defenders of his writing.

Those who feel defrauded by their own government got third-party confirmation recently when remarks by one of the ACA's chief architects, MIT economist Jonathan Gruber — invoking the stupidity of voters and lauding the political advantage of a lack of transparency in government — went viral.

"We feel defrauded and lied to".

"We feel defrauded and lied to". Campbell declined to respond to criticism of his leadership but said he hoped the production of Massenet's "Don Quixote" sells a lot of tickets.

Pacquiao was sued in a US court last week by two people who felt defrauded by his failure to disclose the pre-bout injury.

The second key to a successful negotiation, he said, "is that neither side feels seriously defrauded by the other".

Any students who feel they were defrauded can apply to have their federal student loans forgiven, Mitchell said.

Students who feel they were defrauded can apply to have their federal student loans forgiven, Mitchell said.

Any students who feel they were defrauded can apply to have their federal student loans forgiven, Mitchell said.