Sentence examples for claim of victimization from inspiring English sources
This was seen as an act of frustrated desperation by an aging musher whose accomplishments had never quite measured up to expectations, and as a frivolous claim of victimization in a culture that prides itself on straight talk and stoicism.
Hastert had initially told federal investigators he withdrew cash in small enough amounts to avoid bank reporting rules (an illegal practice known as structuring) because he was being extorted by Individual A. But after arranging to record Hastert demanding that Individual A end the extortion, investigators realized Hastert's claim of victimization didn't add up.
His arrest prompted a Tawafiq walkout from Parliament amid claims of victimization.
Mr. Milacek is correct that there is an unlimited potential for claims of victimization and reparations.
Though she may have deplored the feminists' claims of victimization, here she took a page out of their book.
A 'Holy Warrior' Meanwhile, her stature has risen higher with her claims of victimization by the Swiss.
He subsequently ratcheted up his public claims of victimization by politically biased judges and prosecutors, and he told reporters today that he was unconcerned by the latest developments in his case and that he would prevail.
The interview subsequently degenerates into a repeat of pretty much every other serious confrontation Gunnlaugsson's administration has had with the media: angry obfuscation and claims of victimization, followed by feigned shock and abrupt dismissal.
It's the obvious, emotional, impulsive, and childish way to react, and it may have been too much to expect Palin, who like all cult figures alternates between preening grandiosity and indignant claims of victimization, to do otherwise.
There's something shameful about such successful groups laying claim to victimization.
The right wing punditry is at it again this year, stirring up a sense of victimization by claiming sensitivity to other faiths constitutes a "war on Christmas" and Christians.
