Sentence examples for feeling insulted from inspiring English sources
You'll probably both end up feeling insulted and wronged.
Before anyone starts feeling insulted: so do women.
It was only after I left the house that I started feeling insulted.
We wouldn't want them feeling insulted by your well-intended gift.
The generals and admirals were already feeling insulted at not being included in the secretive exercise.
By feeling insulted, we are allowing Mr. Jones and his world to dictate the parameters of the debate.
From Armin, you learn that at some point, Sam said something that hurt Armin's feelings, or made him feel insulted.
Even if you think that it's rude, it's actually quite flattering if someone cares enough to help you; try to look at it that way instead of feeling affronted or insulted.
Robert Crumb's adult cartoons give a feeling similar to being insulted by a kindergartener.
It contained five questions that assessed such issues as "feeling unjustly treated" or "insulted because of ones cultural background".
For example, Bronheim argued that patients and caregivers may experience fear of contacting doctor's offices and clinics, feeling unwelcomed, not valued, insulted, or report being treated rudely [ 9].
