Sentence examples for and victimising from inspiring English sources

It was not until he took to radio and television that his victimised and victimising personalities found their natural media.

But then, he became sharp with me – not tolerating mistakes I made, then blaming me and victimising me.

I don't know which it is, but I think maybe we should start with systemic solutions to the systemic problems rather than shaming and victimising people who've just worked 12 hours and damn well earned their tiny indulgences.

O'Reilly dealt with critical texts from listeners, reiterating that the BBC had been found guilty of "unlawfully taking my job away and victimising me" and explaining that she stands to make no money from the case once she has paid her legal fees.

Biased perspectives regarding housing needs were described as leading to women with SMI being forced into exploitative and victimising circumstances.

It has broken the law and victimised innocent people.

Those living on benefits feel vilified and victimised.

It makes them feel angry, defiant and victimised.

Baraka spoke up on behalf of black people, especially men, and the marginalised, disenfranchised and victimised.

At this time, many people in Britain felt frightened and victimised," it says.

In this post-colonial club headed by the Queen, 42 out of 53 member states outlaw and victimise gay people.