| And through his burgeoning success, Harvey never seems to drop his malcontented, put-upon behavior. |
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| I was also jealous of John to be able to play the put-upon underdog character. |
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| Listen to their put-upon groans when they have to go out on the field to sign autographs during fan appreciation day. |
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| This put-upon male is continually emasculated by all of the females in his life. |
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| For years it was the lot of the put-upon husband to bemoan the domestic strife caused by the family battleaxe. |
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| The actress does OK as the put-upon motelier who's had it up to here. |
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| The only malevolent presence in the house that night was a gang of snickering boys and one put-upon girlfriend. |
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| He spent the entire film buried under a ton of make-up as Frankenstein's Monster but captured the essential nobility of his put-upon character really well. |
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| Mairead Clancy, who was selected as the Sligo Rose earlier this year, will be playing the put-upon beauty who finds her true love with the help of her fairy godmother. |
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| In his telling, he is protecting put-upon inventors. |
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| Among the most put-upon are men who favor fedoras. |
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| Meanwhile, women were mostly put-upon wives or wayward mistresses. |
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| Hand it off to a hen-pecked husband or a put-upon assistant and it can demean or belittle. |
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| Springfield Elementary's put-upon fourth-grade teacher. |
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| Jack Lemmon is the put-upon junior exec in a Manhattan insurance company, who has a shaming secret: he sycophantically tries to butter up his bosses by loaning out his apartment to them for their extra-marital liaisons. |
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| Only Boris Johnson broke brown-nosing ranks to pay a backhanded compliment to Vegas fun-lover Prince Harry and poor put-upon Kate. |
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