Sentence examples for feel undervalued from inspiring English sources

Maybe he was right to feel undervalued.

Too many staff "feel undervalued and demoralised," they add.

I love my job, but can feel undervalued.

"But I did not want him to feel undervalued".

The work is always, I feel, undervalued, and teachers aren't often seen".

Humans, like elephants, have long memoriesAnd as I said, I would never accept something that would make me feel undervalued.

Nurse attendants also felt undervalued by patients, a feeling that was enhanced by their orange uniform (perceived as "non-medical") compared to the white uniform of nurses.

He discovered that the officers felt undervalued in their jobs, and he incorporated these feelings into the series.

Even now you get the feeling that Moses, who is currently chairman of the Laureus World Sports Academy, feels undervalued, although as time goes by his career looks greater and greater: 'Maybe in the years to come, people will understand the things I have accomplished and realise, "Wow, this guy was really something.

Because Peter, too, feels undervalued.

I suppose I felt undervalued".