Sentence examples for abusive change from inspiring English sources
In a telephone interview from Berlin, where he teaches cinema, he described the new government policy as an "abusive change" and "anticultural".
Hoping that enough love, forgiveness and perseverance will make an abusive lover change their ways -- especially one bearing deep emotional and sexual damage from childhood as Christian does -- is how victims of domestic violence become victims of murder.
Of course, if your grandparents are abusive, things change entirely.
If you are getting out of or you have just left an abusive relationship, change all of your passwords.
An emotionally abusive relationship changes how you define yourself.
Yet he provides no evidence that shame is an effective method of overcoming the "deep-seated self-interest of all nations" and forcing them to change abusive practices.
The procedure has been used, he said, "to reform police practices, to obtain access to abortion services, to desegregate public schools, to improve prison conditions and to change abusive policies in mental institutions".
She doesn't think the story quite fits with Stockholm syndrome, named after the psychology theory that hostages can be made to sympathize with violent captors, or that it sends girls the message that sticking by an abusive partner might change him for the better.
As we age, experience loss due to death, poor health, career changes, abusive relationships, and/or shrinking finances, one's sense of worth will decay when left unchecked.
"If management has been abusive, you have to change the people running the company in order to change perception," he said.
