Similarly, loggers
feel put upon by efforts to save the endangered northern spotted owl.
Maybe you
feel put upon by certain people and need to say no more often.
The children required to attend a school after school
feel put upon when they look upon their carefree American schoolmates.
2) Doctors who
feel put upon by information overload, patient demands, complaints and growing requirements from employers, colleges, medical boards and government, will be resistant to any additional regulation of their activity.
When you say the rich
feel put upon by paying more taxes, and that we shouldn't vilify the banks, and that Tim Geithner "walks on water," at least you're being honest about your principles--and your interest, too.
However, if Pakistanis
feel put upon, there is some justification.
They don't
feel put upon but it is more challenging as for most it is compulsory to go to work for financial reasons.
Apart from his goals, and that double in particular, people like Maradona tend to chime with us because, like us, there is something in their psyche that makes them
feel put upon.
It is, after all, a national pastime for them to
feel put upon by the English.
It is important that we argue, or debate, in a manner that we don't
feel put upon at the end of it,'' said Councilman Bob Kellar.
In the 19th century, for example, travelers in rural America thought nothing of sharing a bed with a complete stranger; today, middle-class children
feel put upon if they must share a bedroom with one of their own siblings.
It is no surprise that corporate tax executives with poor communication skills
feel put upon by upper management.
Katherine, The Taming of the Shrew (Stubborn, intelligent, forthright, fearless) From "Plain Kate" via "Kate the Curst" to "Bonny Kate", Katherine Minola's story speaks to all who
feel put upon and overlooked in life.
If you
feel put upon, this will lead to resentment.
The next time you
feel put upon or find yourself saying yes to something you would much rather not do, get a grip.
