Sentence examples for feel unimportant from inspiring English sources

The message is that "important" women don't take maternity leave, and it makes the rest of us feeling guilty when we do…or worse, perhaps – it makes us feel unimportant by comparison.

Staff who persistently asked them to leave, sometimes despite medical complications, or who expressed relief and happy feelings when the family was about to go home, made the mother feel unimportant and invisible.

They're working and I'm going to feel unimportant and bad.' " In the end, she did go and was glad for it.

But he is warm and sharp, and the punchlines begin to feel unimportant when the journey there is so much fun.

Over half say they are made to feel "unimportant" when someone they're talking to answers a cell phone.

They feel unimportant and marginalized.

One of them feels unimportant.

Diana felt unimportant: only Lionel was known here.

But my power seemed hopeless, and my world, which seemed to have voted democratic, felt unimportant.

The wife might say, "I felt invisible, I felt like my opinions didn't matter, I felt unimportant, I felt disrespected, I felt hurt".

But, pretty soon into the video, the mystery of what Yellin might be "on," a mystery we sort of perfunctorily find ourselves trying to solve, feels unimportant.