Sentence examples for as victimised from inspiring English sources

They were as victimised as any other prisoners at in Auschwitz".

Feeling powerless in the face of an illegal system so well established, I felt the urgency for change and to give a voice to all those who had felt just as victimised as my grandfather.

In that period, a Lebanese community saw itself as victimised and lost confidence in an army seen as partisan.

The play never hardens into a socialist tract because Priestley is so adept at finding a saving eccentricity in people it would be easy to patronise as victimised dullards.

In order to maintain their scepticism in the face of a sustained, and sometimes heated, challenge from their peers, they have created a mutually supportive dissident culture around an identity as victimised speakers for the truth.

Girlish boys and boyish girls don't get victimised as much as in times past.

Around half of all property victimisation is suffered by the 1 % of households which are most victimised, as is about one third of personal victimisation.

Angus Wilson, in these pre-Wolfenden days, was already writing novels in which homosexuals were presented not as tragic, victimised and overwrought, but as ordinary people who happened to be gay.

"Stigma and discrimination against people with mental health problems is still rife, and sadly this can go as far as individuals being victimised in their communities or even targeted in their own homes".

It is superficial to see Dix through 21st-century eyes simply as someone victimised by Hitler because he was "modern".

The San Francisco Chronicle felt Beckinsale was "stuck in a bit of a thankless role as the victimised wife, but she does try to infuse a harder edge to the character".