To return to the country that slighted him as a fully fledged film star would have been sweet revenge, but he could have blown it. |
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It seems Mr Wyatt thought the injured person slighted him in some way but this offence is totally out of character. |
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You slighted me as if I were but a mere slip of a child you could send to her room! |
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There is also an interesting scene in which a girl is traded for a mule, and no one feels particularly slighted! |
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Needless to say, the two slighted women had been less than thrilled concerning their banishment and protested their exclusion on a daily basis. |
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He can finally seek revenge upon the kids from school who have slighted him in any way. |
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Workers, critics surmised, must surely feel slighted, insulted, and mocked by such acts of disdain. |
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A master of the tea ceremony in old Japan once accidentally slighted a soldier. |
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But his prickly sense of slighted dignity and obsessive contempt for other people's ethical squalor inevitably drags him down. |
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It occurs to me that you have slighted the most important member of the phobia family, and that is pyrophobia. |
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In recognition of the part that castles had played in the war, the majority of surviving buildings were deliberately slighted by the victorious parliamentarians. |
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And even though they're not alerted if you defriend them, they will eventually discover you missing from their list and feel slighted. |
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I just assumed that maybe you wanted to take the questions in between the two presentations, so I didn't feel slighted at all. |
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Its weakness because in this conception of the dialogue the intellectual dimension runs the risk of being slighted. |
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No wonder Quebeckers are so slighted by what is happening because they take it as a personal slight. |
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I feel slighted by the fact that every year the area we fish in local waters is getting smaller. |
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I have never met someone who would be personally slighted about something like the Athabasca tar sands, but perhaps they are. |
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Supervisors and others kept waiting often feel disrespected or, worse, slighted by an employee's tardiness. |
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And then I thought, well, I was slighted, in quite a significant way. |
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This oversensitivity to being slighted in turn provokes the desire to rectify one's situation through retaliation, by lashing out at the offender. |
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Putin considered Khodorkovsky to have slighted him personally, so he retaliated. |
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The two other groups, who felt slighted in the Turkish era, now feel more in tune with the neighbouring states Serbia or Croatia. |
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Stefani, you have disrespected and slighted the entire Native American people with your counterfeit portrayal of our heritage. |
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And notoriously demanding Iowa voters can be unforgiving when they feel a candidate has slighted them by spending time elsewhere. |
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Many people want an apology from their parents and from neighbours who have slighted them. |
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Picture Amneris, the slighted daughter of the Pharaohs, in Liz Taylor's inch-thick Cleopatra make-up, eyes glowing like sin, singing with a voice to move the heavens. |
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One gentleman felt slighted, and frankly, the question wasn't even directed at him. |
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It was strongly slighted and used as a quarry for the town houses. |
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In a letter of February 1844, he slighted the Prime Minister for failing to send him a Policy Circular. |
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I used to feel slighted as a customer if all I got was a sandwich or a bag of nuts to eat on a suppertime flight, but now I am more than happy if I can get a seat. |
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An attempt to reconcile the reformists and the revolutionaries became hopeless by 1900: Sun was slighted as a secret-society ruffian, while the reformists were more influential among the Chinese in Japan and the Japanese. |
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New York state's attorney-general accused the stockbroker of a conflict of interest in recommending shares that it slighted in private in order to pick up investment-banking business. |
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Bearing in mind the nearly complete absence of the Central African state in the east, it is probably the most slighted area in the region and almost a blind spot. |
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They may very well be threatened by the colonization of the green crab and, lest the west coast feels slighted by being ignored, the green crab is an equal opportunity invasive species. |
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It has failed to stabilize the farming industry over the past decade and the CAIS program is a shining example of how the Liberals have slighted the agricultural industry in Saskatchewan and throughout western Canada. |
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Question on how to manage the expectations of the players that might feel slighted when they realize that they've embarked into a fictional world that they didn't suspect. |
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It is unfortunate for Canada and for Canadians that it is the mindset of the government and is a good reason why we should all feel slighted and insulted by its behaviour. |
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She was regularly heckled at and slighted by friends and relatives alike. |
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The way we understand the provisions of this agreement is that, if the federal government is the slighted party in a trade deal covered by the agreement, it has the means to take retaliatory measures. |
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Diamond is slighted with a trip to a mall in South Carolina. |
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Advertising shouldn't be slighted as a critical component to the marketing mix, nor should it be oversold as the means to gain market share. |
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Dark skinned as he was, he was most likely to be slighted and thrown out by that gori mem. |
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It also resulted in considerable bad feelings among most of the evaluation team, as the coordinators felt left out, the evaluator felt annoyed, and the evaluation manager felt slighted. |
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Conwy was later partially slighted in 1655, but Caernarfon and Beaumaris escaped entirely. |
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For example, a yellow chrysanthemum meant you felt slighted, sweet Williams signified artifice, turnips signified charity. |
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In 1865 Conwy Castle passed to the civic leadership of Conwy town who began restoration work on the ruins, including the reconstruction of the slighted Bakehouse tower. |
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He turned to writing, motivated partly by his desperate need for money, and partly by a wish for revenge on Murray and others by whom he felt slighted. |
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The question of whether Achilles is more motivated by slighted honor or love for Briseis is debated extensively in the surviving scholia, on which see Fantuzzi. |
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