Sentence examples for abusive more from inspiring English sources

The Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow has said he cannot remember a "worse-tempered or more abusive, more boring UK campaign" than that for the EU referendum.

"And if you favour a system of journalists policing journalists, you have to be honest and admit that is going to probably end up with abuse, more abusive behaviour by journalists".

I was well into my thirties before I stopped considering verbally abusive men more interesting than the nice ones.

"I use the word torture very cautiously," she says, "but I had moments in which I felt it was abusive and more intense than it should be".

Texas, the state in which the Peterson incident took place, has guidelines that advise "a blow that causes a red mark that fades in an hour" is likely not abusive, while more lasting injuries might be judged so.

The research on this topic is unambiguous: Firearms make abusive relationships more dangerous.

I grew up hearing crashes and vindictive curse words and abusive language, more than I heard terms of endearment or promises of affection.

We modelled the weekly average number of drinks in the last year, the monthly frequency of drinking, and the monthly frequency of abusive drinking (more than 6 drinks on one occasion [ 23]).

Rupert Murdoch's New York Post saluted Graham in an editorial: "If hauling your son out of a violent confrontation with police is abuse, we need more abusive parents.

More than one-third of abused females had two or more abusive partners: controlling behavior (35.6percentt); put downs/name calling (37.0); pressured sex (42.9); insults (44.3); slapped/hit (50.0); and threats (62.5).

Guard members with abusive supervisors were more likely to regard the more positive actions as not being part of their job, the study found.