Sentence examples similar to getting slighted from inspiring English sources

The essentials of any kind of music came through, but nuance, the subtleties of shading and color, got slighted or lost.

"What Hornaday says is that misfit creeps look to movies like that, unrealistic depictions of unattractive males getting hot women, and feel even more slighted by women or society as a result," Stone wrote in a lengthy piece on her site.

When they didn't get more, they felt slighted and started selling shares.

The natural human tendency is to feel slighted or get upset at anything less than a perfect evaluation.

"It helps Corzine in that it would placate an ambitious and powerful politician who clearly wants the Senate job and would feel slighted if he didn't get it.

We've got to admit we do feel a little slighted on Pluto's behalf. .

I felt slighted - why did I get this terrible body and not one like theirs?

He won't thank me for saying that, because he worries that his friends from the estate will feel slighted; the ones that didn't get away.

The book was not well-reviewed, and as was frequently the case, Manning felt slighted, feeling that she did not get the reviews she deserved.

So it is not surprising that he might have felt slighted, underappreciated and ignored at MSNBC.

There is nothing like this in football, and perhaps this explains why people generally get so much crosser with – and also feel so wildly enraged, slighted and alienated by – footballers than they do cricketers or rugby players.