Sentence examples for as being abusive from inspiring English sources

"The giant is perceived as being abusive".

Peer group norms could also make it "difficult for them to judge their partner's behaviour as being abusive".

I knew him as being abusive about the middle classes, but he's equally funny and belittling of his own Communist background.

"Most people look at BDSM as being abusive: 'How can you tell someone to beat you and be happy with that?' Domestic violence and dominance and submission are totally different".

Downing Street took a dim view and Soubry issued a public apology, but doesn't sound terribly sorry – or wholly convincing – when she claims this was in no way the same thing as being abusive.

Seventeen studies included accounts of physical abuse from MHCPs, mainly during or after childbirth [ 37, 39, 41– 48, 48, 53, 60, 62, 63, 68, 69, 74– 79, 79, 81] – most of which were set in Africa (n = 13) and cited midwives as being abusive (n = 7).

I identified abusive relationships as being physically abusive.

Anybody can become a victim or an agent (actor or bystander) of AHC: "…we are abusing each other…all the way down to the patient…" AHC was also interpreted as staff being abusive against other staff, for instance, by making remarks in a harsh way.

I saw it as a 5-year-old acting out, rather than as an adult being abusive.

"Instead of lecturing and being abusive as some advisors and commentators have done, their time would be better spent promoting the ideas and vision of their preferred candidates.

"Instead of lecturing and being abusive as some advisors and commentators have done, their time would be better spent promoting the ideas and vision of their preferred candidates," East London MP Rushanara Ali said.