Sentence examples for felt demeaned from inspiring English sources

"At concerts I felt demeaned," he later said, "like a vaudevillian".

Like how I felt demeaned by a wig - it was a denial.

But he felt demeaned at work, complaining of a manager who used to "insult him," a close relative recalled.

A transgender airline passenger has revealed he felt "demeaned" when he was forced to remove his prosthetic penis when travelling through airport security.

For instance, a French-Egyptian woman in her 70s had experienced similar feelings stemming from a childhood experience in which she had felt demeaned by her mother.

I could go on about other instances in which I have felt demeaned or exploited, but I fear it would get very repetitive.

Many opted for the shuttle trade in Turkey or China — buying bagfuls of cheap clothes or jewelry in those countries and reselling them in Russia — an occupation that helped make ends meet but felt demeaning.

Noche Latina started in 2006-7 with players wearing flags from Latin American countries on their jerseys, but the fans did not respond — sales were poor — and players complained, saying it felt demeaning "to have a flag under their armpit," she said.

It felt demeaning to have them tell me not to "obsess" or "be so anxious" when I knew that something was wrong.

Some girls said they'd even started their own nonprofits at their respective high schools to reach out to fellow young women of color but were often questioned in a way that felt demeaning.

As a viewer, I feel demeaned.