Sentence examples for he victimised from inspiring English sources

His overtures in this interview to Betsy Andreu, Emma O'Reilly and others he victimised when he had the power to do so may go unanswered.

Just as he victimises her, he in turn is tormented by a stalker: a stranger Jean-Hugues Angladee) who spots him on the Metro and becomes besotted with him.

An ex-producer of Asian-language broadcasts for the BBC was taken seriously (although his claim failed) when he said he was victimised for believing in public-service broadcasting.

He claims he was victimised by the then-coach because "individuality reflected badly on Flower's reputation as a leader", while stating that his "big, boisterous and annoying" personality" made him a "scapegoat" to distract from England's hammering in Australia.

The sexual abuse made Mr Purkey feel dirty and unworthy inside … those feelings turned to anger and rage in his adolescence when he became mature enough to understand how he was victimised".

He clashed with stewards at Monaco and said he felt victimised.

A heated Hamilton told BBC Sport that he felt victimised by events at recent races and complained that he had done his best to provide entertainment by going for his overtaking opportunities.

Snipes' lawyers claimed he was victimised by crooked advisers, and tried for years to get the IRS to explain whether he owed taxes.

Yet conversely Costa told Brazilian media last week that he feels victimised.

The whistleblower claims he was victimised after raising concerns over the alleged corruption with his superiors at Mears Group.

This is after Macpherson has criticised the police treatment of him saying he was victimised by the police".