Sentence examples for her abused from inspiring English sources

That said, Olga Borodina, the titular Gypsy, still possesses one of the sexiest voices in opera, and the young tenor Marcelo Álvarez is passionately sincere as her abused (and abusive) lover Don José.

She is the force behind the song "Chasing Rainbows," a piece she wrote as a memoir to her abused past and as a message for those who struggle with abuse to continue and share in her desire to survive.

Sila, her voice alternating between lucidity and lunacy, must in turn represent her abused people.

Isla Carter as his rural soulmate, and Louise Calf as her abused step-sister provide lively support.

That information also has to go to the county". She has also appeared in court, testifying in a case involving one of her abused foster children.

Or I might chat with Grace Slick, who cheerfully described her abused lungs as "black bags," and, when asked if she had any regrets, immediately answered that she was dismayed that she hadn't "nailed" Jimi Hendrix or Peter O'Toole.

(Strand, $27.99, not rated) THE PROPOSAL Sandra Bullock is another of those nasty New York editor types who needs unfreezing; Ryan Reynolds is her much abused assistant, who's forced to pose as her fiancé when she has immigration problems.

Her willingness to talk about her years of being sexually abused, her teenage pregnancy and the loss of her baby, her constant battle with her weight and childhood poverty have made her a hero to millions of viewers around the world.

Sentimental, worldly, naive and a compulsive story-teller, she springs out of her shockingly abused childhood like a "primrose in a cowpat".

Maybe it's because there's an integral part of her — the abused part — that remains vigilant, a shadow of childhood anxiety that still hovers, a tireless antenna seeking approval.

It is an evening dominated by fine female performances: Siobhan Finneran as the secretly unhappy but stoically resolute Masha, Lucy Black as her domestically abused sister, Jo Herbert as the fiercely partisan Rose, and Susan Engel as an aristocratic survivor of the pre-communist era all impress.