Sentence examples for feel ridiculed from inspiring English sources

Secrest is, basically, a tell-all biographer — not Kitty Kelley, as she insists, not someone who would look to make her subjects feel ridiculed or humiliated, but she is interested mainly in the private lives of public people.

Is it because we feel ridiculed if we don't fit in to the expectations on our block, in our school, on our schoolyard, in our place of work?

Instead, Mr. Kahn added, he felt ridiculed for daring to fight a ticket on a technicality.

Tensions are high between those who ship Louis/Eleanor and those who ship Larry, and the Larry fandom often feels ridiculed by other One Direction fans and bloggers.

Women who had multiple or consecutive stillbirths revealed that they felt ridiculed by their in-laws and community.

Songs like All About That Bass and Anaconda could therefore be seen as merely using the same successful tactics that have thus far made not-thin women feel attacked, ridiculed and less than beautiful.

She says she took the step after she felt "patronized, ridiculed or openly opposed" by many men on Wall Street.

Although there are many compassionate, understanding people in the medical field, almost every drug user I know has had at least one interaction with emergency personnel in which they felt judged, ridiculed, or shamed.

As the world watches China's leaders change hands, Chinese citizens say they feel excluded and ridiculed.

Sidelining or attempting to silence Griffin plays straight into the BNP's hands, because what he and his party have done so well is to reach out to a group of people that already feel silenced, marginalised, ridiculed, and claimed to give them a voice.

Feminism is about supporting women and this felt like it ridiculed and patronised Miley Cyrus.