Sentence examples for as its victims from inspiring English sources

Yet one legacy lives on: land reform or, as its victims saw it, land confiscation.

In this analysis, the Lambs were not so much the rejects of Romanticism as its victims.

German society has accepted collective guilt as the perpetrator of the Nazi genocide and recognizes the Jews as its victims.

It's the intricate, seemingly exhaustive elaboration of an actually very narrow world; the Nicholas brothers are among its heroes as well as its victims.

Grayling, therefore, is hamstrung by ideology and public feeling, leaving Khan as the target of his ire – and London's rail passengers as its victims.

Topical humour lasts only as long as its victims... Like a particularly giggly form of parasite, parody can expect to live only as long as its host.

And then the long, cross-country flight: Your plane will probably crash (hey, at least you won't have to do that presentation!); And the ultimate thought as Anxiety prepared to claim me as its victim: It's not really worth doing, is it?

The black feminist Bell Hooks notes with dismay that what many people took to be a "narrative of a crime of passion" had as its victim "a woman that many people, white and black, felt was like a whore.

Only after the understanding of political crime concept autonomously of common crimes, according to Ferreira (1982, p. 18), the Modern State was considered as its victim, and not anymore the monarchy.

"A war fought to preserve and defend our liberty should not claim religious liberty as its victim," they argued in the letter.

It's all so confusing, because the person who has the firmest hand on the way "the media" is dispensing with this saga is the one casting herself as its victim.