Sentence examples for felt reduced from inspiring English sources

The Democrats didn't start that, although many have felt reduced to it.

Noon meetings, where the following day's paper is first sketched out, became a place where some editors said they felt reduced to stenographers taking down orders.

Wong noted that she often felt reduced to her family's restaurant identity and had, at times, felt a sense of shame because of it.

However, Bear wrote that it took too long to "get to the point", and criticized the "bland Sontaran dialogue and the cliched simplicity of mind control", which he felt "reduced what could have been a fantastically intricate story piece into Saturday morning cartoon material".

However, they also felt reduced to being homemakers, and were frustrated because they were not allowed to work in their professions.

Some who reported doing this also felt reduced commitment and loyalty to their employers, that is, they experienced a break in the psychological contract between employer and employee [ 48, 49].

The market also turned a blind eye to further evidence that the monetary tightening carried out by the Bank of England and the European Central Bank was beginning to make itself felt, reducing the likelihood of further interest rates rises.

Email accessibility has, they feel, reduced them to just another resource to be tapped for information, an alternative to Google.

Most people will protest if they feel reduced to a number, but that is what a diagnosis does".

"It is deeply saddening that some of the pupils interviewed as part of this research feel reduced to a statistic - jumping through hoops for the benefit of others and with no space to discover the creative and positive learning that school should provide," said Christine Blower, general secretary of the NUT.

The Redskins team members say they feel reduced to a "stereotype" and people start to turn against the South Park gang's startup just like they have with the NFL team's name and logo in real life.