Sentence examples for abuse substitute from inspiring English sources

(The impulse to abuse substitute teachers seems to transcend cultures.) Especially successful is Zhang Huike, who drives Wei to paroxysms of frustration.

And as the three narratives come together, the book tightens into a crisis of storytelling — a dark vaudeville in which teenage girls know very well what is expected of them and act it out as a way of testing their own power, and in which tales of abuse substitute for one another like metaphors.

In the case of incompetent subjects, like young children, there should be vigorous protection against abuse, and substitute permission should be sought.

In 1999, 12,390 children were abused by "substitute care providers," the department estimated, 1.5percentt of those in care then.

In the book, Mason Verger runs an orphanage, from which he calls children to verbally abuse as a substitute for his no longer being able to molest them.

But here's a case of crude, obvious labour-market abuse by employers substituting cheaper foreign staff.

To cheers from his own benches, the first minister said: "The problem with the leader of the opposition is this: he substitutes abuse for ability, bombast for eloquence.

Secondly, he revealed that he had been willing to comply with Ofcom's proposed pricing levels, if Ofcom had approved another Sky venture which had been ruled anti-competitive: as if to say, let me substitute one abuse for another.

We're not their targets, their puppets or substitutes for abuse just because their own lives are disappointing.

The "impeach Bush" crowd seems to think that endless congressional investigations of prior Republican abuses will be a palatable substitute.

Although Mr. Mattlin imagines possible abuses, such speculation is no substitute for the actual facts on the ground.