Sentence examples for guilty victim from inspiring English sources

"Guilty Victim" contains her reflections on its modern history.

Most of the first half of "Guilty Victim" is devoted to the diplomatic complexities by which East and West sought to prevent each other from exploiting Austria's strategic location for their own ends.

It was also, of course, an obscene parody of an authentic civil rights struggle, for this one pitted a guilty "victim" against innocent "perpetrators".

But Americans rarely talked about guilty victims, like retarded death-row inmates.

When Mr. Stein pleaded guilty, victims of the scheme, including the woman who wired him $3 million about the time of his closing, testified at the hearing, describing the hurt and loss they suffered, just as the larger group of Madoff victims did.

The word of the accuser is held to be true and the excited bloodthirsty mob demands that the rule of law be reversed and instead of proving the accused to be guilty, the victim of their hate and revenge must prove himself innocent... .. No, Eric Garner's death wasn't a lynching.

Though all sides were guilty, most victims were Bosnian Muslims assaulted by Serbs.

Her new book - Guilty: Liberal "Victims" and their Assault on America - is out next week and, among many other things, she attacks Michelle Obama's dress sense: "Her obvious imitation of Jackie O's style... would have been laughable if done by anyone other than a media-designated saint".

"The socially produced feminine body," Cahill claims, "is the body of the guilty pre-victim …. she was somewhere she should not have been, moving her body in ways she should not have, carrying on in a manner so free and easy as to convey an utter abandonment of her responsibilities of self-protection and self-surveillance" (160).

Mental illness, by definition, is a no-fault brain disorder, its sufferers no more guilty than victims of cancer.

I was able to access an excerpt from Ann Coulter's soon to be released, Guilty: Liberal Victims and Their Assault On America.