Sentence examples for idea of abuse from inspiring English sources

"An unintentional accident is not my idea of abuse.

As soon as the practice of rent-seeking is accepted, it becomes clear that the idea of abuse of rights has to be specified (cf. van Donselaar [2009]).

Ahh, but "both of those approaches" are sort of in conflict with each other, especially if we expand the idea of "abuses of power" from the "politicizing of the Justice Department" to a host of other war-on-terror-related malfeasance.

While Aronofsky's idea of drug abuse is slightly hyperbolic, there's something undeniably fearful about drug abuse gone wrong.

"The whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me," Pell said.

"The whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me," he said at a news conference in Rome last June.

He looks at the issue of child abuse very much a reality, though the idea of child abuse is a social product.

The idea of institutionalised abuse inflicted on lost boys by figures of trust is very much the nightmarish mythology of our times.

But Tsiolkas's purpose is not to explore the idea of child abuse; it is to use the family and friendship connections originally limned at the barbecue to look at how love and background come together, and whether outer peace necessarily reflects inner peace.

"The whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me," he said during a press conference last year.

"The whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me," he said during a press conference last year.