Sentence examples for how she treated from inspiring English sources
"We're going to be making an issue of how she treated her workers".
This last statement sits a little uneasily with one passage in My Psychic Life, where she recalls how she treated a man who called her a liar.
"Since he hadn't spoken before, she never thought all this would start coming out about how she treated him," said Mr. Felder, looking back on the weekend's work with satisfaction.
Mr. Carter credits his mother, "Miss Lillian," a registered nurse who died in 1983, for his ethic of public service, recalling how she treated their poor and black neighbors when he was a boy in Plains.
In his pure fashion work, he might place a figure alone on the page without a stroke of context, but you knew from her slouch or the way she held her gloves the kind of furniture she collected and how she treated her maid.
Which book includes the line "You could have put what was left of me into a thimble?" And which has this: "If cared for properly, good sex toys can last for many years?" "Prime Time" is a how-to book about being happy and self-aware at 73. "Jane Fonda" is about a much younger woman who had very little idea of who she was or how she treated others.
That's not to say Glanville never feels remorse about how she treats her rival.
"Because we train with her as well, we see how she trains and how she puts up with the bad days, how she treats the good days.
"But say, 'I know I'm good-looking.' " If this is Anna's good behavior for the camera, one shudders to imagine how she treats Robert when Ms. Kennedy and Mr. Doob leave.
