The phrase "at molestation" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may lead to confusion or misinterpretation.
Example: "The victim reported the incident at molestation, which raised several questions about the circumstances."
Alternatives: "during the incident" or "at the time of the offense".
A remarkable performer himself, he appeared in "Prince Scarekrow's Road to the Emerald City," a grim look at molestation.
Jean-Louis Jean-Louis Trintignantici, a well-to-do young man who has become a self-hating homosexual owing to a bizarre attemplays molestation in Clericiod by the family chauffeur.
Stacey Lannert, who admittedly killed her father years ago after nearly a lifetime of sexual abuse, tells us that his initial attempts at molestation involved his applying "marshmallow cream to his personal area".
Perhaps we're meant to see the anorexia as a symptom of some deeper issue (maybe sexual fears or -- though it's not hinted at -- molestation) the same way Jamie's alleged emotional walls are now seen as a symptom of his possible childhood trauma.
Anyone puzzled by how a football program or a religious institution or a national broadcasting network can look the other way at child molestation should watch this film.
At St. Ludwig Church in Berlin, the city where recent disclosure of molestation at an elite Jesuit high school in the 1970s and '80s opened up the scandal in Germany, the noon Mass was filled to capacity.
Irving's vast novel recounts the life of an actor as he tries to find the father who abandoned him and to come to terms with the traumas of his youth: a mother who was an itinerant tattoo artist and occasional prostitute, schooling at an all-girls academy where he was tormented by older classmates, sexual molestation at the hands of a woman who had been a kind of nanny.
To read: Amos Kamil, writing in the New York Times Magazine, alleges a history of molestation at New York's exclusive Horace Mann School: Ten years after graduation, four Horace Mann friends and I decided to go on a camping trip.
A child sex abuse victim, David Ridsdale, had previously given evidence before the royal commission that Pell urged him to to keep quiet about his molestation at the hands of his uncle and then priest, Gerald Ridsdale.
Later novels in which the autobiographical threads present throughout his oeuvre become more pronounced include Until I Find You (2005), which draws on elements of Irving's molestation at the hands of an older woman as a child, and Last Night in Twisted River (2009), which plots the bizarre course of a writer's path to success.
And for another example, and of bearing here: the sexualization of childhood -- which, at base, is molestation of another kind.
