Sentence examples for felt undermined from inspiring English sources

Border Patrol agents felt undermined.

She started falling out with the group after their charismatic leader made a pass at her that she felt undermined their cause: "This was supposed to be different.

While Crerar's library bequest did not provide for a purely science library, he expressly wished that certain novels and other works that he felt undermined morals be excluded.

He conveyed to him, I'm told, that he felt undermined by Abramson's failure to let him know where Gibson would be in the Times hierarchy.

Even those graduating, who would not be affected by the decision, took a firm stance against the proposal which they felt undermined everything the school stood for.

Then there was the fact that, once Nancy was diagnosed and referred to the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), Jessica felt undermined and unsupported.

Many feel undermined by such an appointment.

In Tripoli, hard-liners seethe that Libya gave away the store, while the reformers feel undermined.

To feel undermined by a system that's available to citizens when they feel wronged by the state displays a serious lack of confidence.

The organisation spoke to more than 23,000 women and 2,000 men about their experiences at work and found that women routinely feel undermined and excluded by their colleagues.

"If young, handsome Ewan McGregor walks into a pub and someone's girlfriend says: 'That's Ewan McGregor!' the guy's going to feel undermined.