Sentence examples for felt denied from inspiring English sources

"I felt denied by my government..

Seeking a world that represented the liberty he felt denied, Herriman created a powerful, if perhaps too-little acknowledged, addition to the canon of queer American literature.

To gain the power he felt denied, my dad chose to join the biggest, baddest gang of all: the police department.

I told them about the unedifying situation of a young black woman saying she felt denied a voice by other, older black women, and asked them what they would say to Priscilla.

Although part of his intention was to attack those he felt denied the value of truth, the book cautions that, to understand it simply in that sense, would be to miss part of its purpose; rather, as Kenneth Baker wrote, it is "Williams' reflection on the moral cost of the intellectual vogue for dispensing with the concept of truth".

As late as 1999, Felt denied it.

They feel denied; they feel cheated.

Obree has spoken of his resentment of cycling's doping culture, which he feels denied him a ride in the Tour de France.

As a straight person, do you feel denied of like half of the world since you only have sex with women?

She didn't feel ashamed of this decision, nor did she feel denied in any way a close college friend of hers nicknamed Pixie had wound up in a similar situation when her son was diagnosed with some severe health issues.

I have witnessed, for the first time in my child's career as a person much foot-stamping, whining and a characteristic certainly not exclusive to small children: an inability to appreciate her good fortune in life while stubbornly focusing on something she feels denied.