Sentence examples for felt put down from inspiring English sources

"Newfoundlanders have often felt put down.

Growing up in a world where he only felt put down, seeing Kendo Nagasaki body slamming English brutes every weekend was a joyous experience.

I felt put down by her, but not willing to admit defeat, and so I told her, "These are inconsequential details.

There are a bunch of things that can normally go wrong in a relationship, but here are just a few: I never felt loved/I always felt put down.

But if you called Ian McEwan romantic fiction, he would no doubt feel put down or patronised".

There is a kind of man who is always touchingly and a little irritatingly mentioning his wife — touchingly because one is moved by the depth of his affection, and irritatingly because one feels put down by the paragon who inspires it.

You should never feel put down as a dog owner.

For example: "I felt really put down when you suggested my costume was too tight for me in front of our dance class.

Do you feel oppressed, put down, or used in any way?

At last, they felt they could put down roots, and get some sleep.

Parents who have paid close attention to their children have felt more deeply put down than any generation of parents in history.