Sentence examples for been abused because from inspiring English sources

Have you been abused because you are a journalist?

"Latulip suffers from mental health problems and is developmentally delayed (mental capacity of a 12-year-old)." Mr Latulip's mother, Silvia Wilson, had thought for years her son had been abused because of his developmental disorder.

I keep coming back to that paedophile special, in which a series of duped celebrities lined up to talk "Nonce Sense" and earnestly explain that you can tell when your child had been abused because they "smell like hammers".

The programme found Phil Collins talking "Nonce Sense" (and subsequently threatening to sue), while presenter Richard Blackwood claimed that you could tell if your children had been abused because they "smelt like hammers".

Politicians were largely absent, although the pro-Remain Tory MP Anna Soubry was cheered as she told the crowds: "If you hear of anyone who has been abused because of their race or the colour of their skin, tell your MP and report it to the police.

A report published on Tuesday found that nearly a million people living on welfare have been abused because of their financial situation, with more than 200,000 claiming to have been physically attacked.

The people that are written about are being abused because none of what is written is true".

She wrote about not using the word diva because it's been abused: "Every singer given a makeover or a few weeks on a talent show seems to be called a diva these days".

At an individual level, the current study shows that if you are in a marriage, you are forced to remain in that relationship even when you are abused, simply because of the fear of being blamed for disclosing affairs internal to the relationship, but also because marital rape is not recognized by Tanzanian law.

Raisman also appeared on NBC's "Today" show on Monday, where she said she had no idea she was being sexually abused because Nassar was "such a master manipulator". .

Parents may be emotionally abusive because they were abused or neglected at some point in their lives (usually childhood, as this has the largest impact on people's ideas of bringing up their own children ), or because they are bitter, angry or resentful, and as a result, take their feelings out on their children.