Sentence examples for abused one from inspiring English sources
The development came a day after the Guardian revealed Crewe had been warned that convicted child abuser Barry Bennell had sexually abused one of his junior footballers, but had allowed him to stay at the club for a number of years.
Layfield got the job despite Roscoe providing the then RNCM principal Eddie Gregson with detailed information about Layfield's behaviour, which included a story about how he got a bunch of 16-year-olds drunk on a school trip, and sexually abused one girl in the back of his car.
Fifty Shades of Grey depicts two unlike people drawn to one another through physical chemistry, where the man is the abused one and the woman heals him through meeting him on his sexual playground, finding she has a hedonistic vein, too, which she chooses to explore with him.
I'm not a tortured artist, just an abused one.
It was there that he physically and sexually abused one victim, the NCA said.
But a man who can't say he's sorry abused one of the biggest free speech opportunities in the world.
In these five studies, the mean age in the abused cases was significantly less than in the non-abused ones.
Some workers also reported being physically and sexually abused, with one Indonesian woman showing researchers a deep scar on her chest where her employer had branded her with an iron.
A child who knows they have the right to their own boundaries – even with adults – who is being sexually abused is one far more likely to know they are being abused and who will feel more empowered to tell someone what is happening so the abuse will stop.
As children they had to figure out "how not to get beaten to a pulp or sexually abused by one of the so-called adults who'd been placed in charge of them," said Craig Haney, a professor of psychology at the University of California at Santa Cruz, who has compiled the social histories of many youthful offenders on death row for defense lawyers.
"Consultations need to be had on something like this so the White House knows more about it, and to make sure it's not abused," said one administration official, who said White House officials felt "blindsided" by news media reports this month about the proposal.
