Sentence examples for feel put from inspiring English sources

Doreen and Gerard definitely feel put first.

Don't feel PUT OUT; all will eventually be revealed.

Among those who feel put off is her husband.

I fancy that young artists will feel put to a test.

They feel put off or defeated by anything having to do with money and economics.

But, she said, she did not feel "put upon" by having to answer for the controversy.

But students shouldn't feel put-off politics because, ultimately, it will affect them throughout their lives.

Mr. Bodenmiller said he worried that other taxpayers would feel put-upon by financial incentives for volunteers.

But all these are process complaints, and process complaints don't normally motivate people — except, in Steele's words, when voters feel "put-upon," "suppressed".

Still, there is one way in which Fallon does stand out, and that's as a musical impresario, with a love of hip-hop that doesn't feel put-on.

Based on recipes from a co-owner Jeff Lutonsky's Oklahoman mother and grandmother (Mable herself), it doesn't feel put-on at all.