Sentence examples for if put upon from inspiring English sources

I immediately felt a mild but definite sense of threat, as if put upon unfairly by life.

As if put upon.

When a voter, however ill-informed or wise they may be in their understanding of the facts before them, if they feel put upon, if they feel suppressed, change your act.

But even doing that can be problematic if the group includes dozens of people, many of whom might feel put upon by a request to contribute.

Or, if you are a teacher, are you making mistakes that lead students to feel put upon?

Cynicism, sarcasm and feeling put upon are the first signs.

So, if I'm being put upon and wronged, you or the world owe me.

Radcliffe's father, Alan Radcliffe, a former literary agent who left his job to chaperon his son on the set, had a phrase he used if Radcliffe ever did appear put upon: "You're not down in the mines".

"If she believed the interpretation that was being put upon what she said, she would have been out," a source said.

If we treat obesity as a disease, more anxiety is put upon an already stigmatized group of society.

"If ever jolly, tipsy bruins and senseless dancing goats were faithfully put upon canvas," The New-York Times sort of raved in 1862, "they are here".