Sentence examples for feeling underappreciated from inspiring English sources

Kumar, feeling underappreciated by his bosses at McKinsey, soon accepted.

Bob Stapleton, Team Columbia's owner, said Cavendish's comments were born of his team's feeling underappreciated.

Common traits of narcissism include constantly feeling underappreciated, thinking everyone else is stupid, and feeling justified in acting mean to people.

If he has really reached a point where he is feeling underappreciated, then maybe it is time to consider a change, a new challenge.

The combination of the players' oversensitive behavior and Brown's we-could-have-played-better mantras has left some of the players feeling underappreciated by their coach.

And so anyone feeling underappreciated is likely to find a hall of fame in the region made for his or her skills.

Employees usually engage in temporary compliance when they feel underappreciated at work but don't know how to appropriately express these feelings.

Do you feel underappreciated at your current job?

"There were still so many Vietnam veterans who were feeling maligned, underappreciated and misunderstood," said "CBS News Sunday Morning" correspondent Nancy Giles, who played the endearing motor pool driver Pvt.

For Charity, she feels incredibly underappreciated, and during worship she feels free.

The song portrays resentment brilliantly: "I remembered your name – evidently you've forgotten mine," Forster sings, apathetically, feeling overworked and underappreciated.