At the time she felt "stabbed in the back".
I felt stabbed in the heart, and it took me until midmorning to understand my sadness.
But one Abbas aide said, "People here felt stabbed in the back".
Wiggins felt "stabbed in the back" by Froome, according to Yates.
Patrick Doherty, whose father, Eddie, was killed in Ballymurphy, said he felt "stabbed in the back by Sinn Féin" over the Royal visit.
I didn't, but in return he took my business to the yard…I felt stabbed in the back.
Feeling stabs of emotional pain in many of these situations can makes us feel vulnerable and oversensitive or even as if we must be "losers" for hurting so much, but we're not necessarily any of those things -- we're just wired to experience rejection, even on social media, as extremely painful.
The job market makes me feel like stabbing myself in the face.
"I felt blindsided, stabbed in the back," said Mr. Denver's brother, Ron Deutschendorf, who had been president of the Windstar Foundation.
So on top of my hangover, I feel a stabbing every time I type a semicolon or a "p," which is a real problem (ouch!), because you can't exactly write your way around an entire consonant, unless maybe it's "z".
