Sentence examples for largely dehumanized from inspiring English sources

When teen parenting was discussed, teen parents were largely dehumanized and positioned as a cautionary tale.

While Palestinian protagonists are described in detail, their Israeli victims are largely dehumanized "settlers" — no name, age or gender.

The phrase appears to be a version of the term "Chinaman," a moniker that has its roots in the 19th century and was largely used to dehumanize Chinese immigrants.

Without it, nursing becomes dehumanized; patients become dehumanized.

My injuries were largely bruises and swellings on my arms where I was beaten....I felt humiliated and dehumanized to the extent that I almost committed suicide.

People were utterly dehumanized.

"More importantly, they are dehumanized".

It also means being dehumanized.

Pro football had dehumanized them, they said.

He has been almost fully dehumanized.

Mr. Shadid always cautioned against a simplistic, "dehumanized" view.