Sentence examples for inherently abusive from inspiring English sources

In a measure that may go some way to preventing abuse of what some would regard as an inherently abusive system, the commission will not respond to reports "unless the person making the complaint identifies himself or herself" and "the information is verified".

"My position," David says, "is that clergy involved in sexual activity with parishioners is inherently abusive," because the relationship is one of intimate trust and unequal power.

I'm not suggesting that the dynamic is inherently abusive, although it can be — this past season, Bachelor Ben would shut down any woman who expressed fear of his rejection, which was especially weird, seeing as how he was rejected himself during the previous "Bachelorette" season while down on bended knee.

I consider these ideologies to be inherently abusive and incorrect.

Insofar as it is invasive to demand private bodily information of a complete stranger, she argues, a system, enforced by violence which requires the disclosure of genital status is inherently abusive.

"The life of the circus elephant is... inherently abusive," he says.

Abusive and racist language.

As Anna van Heeswijk, one of the organisers, says: "Playboy has established a veneer of respectability over an industry, the porn industry, that is inherently harmful and abusive to women, which makes its profits out of degrading, objectifying and abusing women.

The church, he added "has deployed the nuclear option against the vast majority of Jews, calling us inherently racist and abusive.

The results encouraged therapists to avoid expressing negative stereotypes about men the idea that men are inherently aggressive or abusive, for instance during therapy.

Dorsey has generally stuck to a line that Trump's comments are inherently newsworthy and, thus, should remain on the site, despite criticism that some tweets have bordered on abusive.