Sentence examples for feels victimized from inspiring English sources

The best way to handle someone who feels victimized is to listen to his complaints, acknowledge his feelings, and apologize for his troubles.

He feels "victimized by the miraculous".

Some who take this position argue that if the individual feels victimized by expressions of hate directed at the group to which he "willy-nilly" belongs, that is his or her own choice.

Based on random telephone interviews with 801 blacks across the city, the survey paints a portrait of a community on edge, one that feels victimized by unemployment, police brutality and racial discrimination.

When they meet again, in the first episode of Season Two, she feels victimized, but there's an intense romanticism to their reconnection, a sense of a quiet and powerful bond that's all the stronger for being her first and for being so belated (by modern standards).

Now she feels victimized, and has stopped paying rent as she figures out where to go.

"Not many people want to feel like a victim but if you allow yourself to feel victimized by the divorce, the healing process will take much longer.

Nobody should have to feel victimized, or traumatized, particularly when they may have already been a victim of a trauma mirrored on the pages of a book.

Antibullying efforts cannot be successful if they make teenagers feel victimized without providing them the support to go from a position of victimization to one of empowerment.

"I feel victimized," he said.

Why do billionaires feel victimized by Obama?