Sentence examples for felt rebuffed from inspiring English sources

Hanna felt rebuffed at first, but she ultimately took the advice.

Once before, an Arab leader felt rebuffed in much the same way.

But diplomats and analysts say SheikHamad felt rebuffed by Mr. Assad in April, soon after the uprising in Syria began.

To abuse victims who had felt rebuffed by the church, Archbishop Dolan — warm, down to earth — seemed a bright beam of hope.

In public screeds and private whispers, many city leaders say they have felt rebuffed, alienated or outright dismissed by Ms. Sadik-Khan, with several recounting in interviews having picked up their phones to find her yelling on the other end.

This was a departure for us — after I felt rebuffed in some early attempts to make use of some kitschy erotic wedding presents, we settled into our safe, narrow little bowling alley of a sex life.

If the Brazilian tries to hurry the talks along to meet what she perceives to be the German's expectations, the German may feel rebuffed and disappointed.

Accordingly, he tries to spend some time building rapport with you before talking shop and feels rebuffed when you hurry the conversation along.

It feels rebuffed after Iran first accepted and then rejected a deal broached last October, under which Iran would have sent much of its enriched uranium to Russia for processing.

GOP congressional leaders feel rebuffed by their own president.

She misinterprets your good will and you feel rebuffed, but if you understand it's her way of saying, "I'm my own person.," then it doesn't hurt as much.