Sentence examples for control over someone from inspiring English sources

Tom says that he would have no control over someone else's taking offence.

Rather, dating violence is a pattern of behavior, she said, intended to exert control over someone, whether it's physical, sexual or emotional.

"Fundamentally, this behavior stems from a real insecurity and that goes to a need to exert power and control over someone, to make yourself feel better, have someone all to yourself," said Heidi Gleason, a social worker at Northern Westchester Shelter, which co-sponsored the symposium.

We pursue gaining control over someone else because of the security it brings us.

The hour was all about asserting control over someone who enjoys surrendering their power.

What happens if someone hacks the game and gains control over someone's avatar?

A possible explanation for the finding that staff put less emphasis on social support and stigmatization as compared to residents, might be that these elements are for a large part outside of staff's control, while they can exert control over safeguarding someone's privacy and treating someone with respect.

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Researchers recruited 55 participants and asked them to write short descriptions of experiences that made them feel either powerful or powerless, such as a time when they had control or authority over someone, or when someone had control or authority over them.

According to the Oxford Dictionaries, the definition of domination is the exercise of control or influence over someone or something, or the state of being so controlled.

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