Sentence examples for abuse the way from inspiring English sources

Although she treats everyone around her like a slow-growth fungus and refuses to turn out a home-cooked meal, she has nevertheless managed to attract the attention of three good-looking men: her husband (Aidan Quinn), her lover (James McCaffrey) and her devoted friend and legal associate (Ben Shenkman), a guy who tolerates abuse the way most of us put up with occasionally poor cellphone service.

In the literature, rates of violence against women vary, depending on how sexual assault or intimate partner violence is defined (e.g. physical, emotional or sexual abuse), the way the questions are posed (the number of and detail in the questions), and the way in which the questions are asked (for example, written survey or face-to-face interview).

It's quite difficult to actually stand in that technical area and get abused the way I was abused without any protection from the sidelines.

"Steven and Dwight Hammond would not have been abused the way they have if we had adhered to the constitution.

"Everything we watch on the news about mainland China – the paranoia, human rights abuses, the way the Communist party treats its citizens – for the first time in my life, I feel that way about Hong Kong," she said.

Sometimes it is quite difficult to stand in that technical area and be abused the way I was abused without any protection from the sidelines".

He detailed harrowing experiences and then confided, "I had been in the army -- been in Vietnam seven months of it -- but not once had I been abused the way I was at home.

People may just be having sex without condoms and will take Truvada instead … We don't want PrEP to be abused the way emergency contraception such as "Postinol" have been abused".

Even though anger is an emotion that is commonly experienced by individuals who are victims of abuse as well as those with no abuse history, the way it is expressed tends to differ between victims and non-victims (Maneta et al. 2012).

9.40pm BST This song is definitely about child abuse, by the way, because two people are standing behind the singer doing an interpretive dance about child abuse.

It criticised the lack of legal safeguards against abuse in the way the operations were authorised.