Sentence examples for mistreating one another from inspiring English sources

For if we marvel at the extraordinary achievements of colonial peoples, whether they were precipitating, resisting or simply enduring fundamental change, we also lament their extraordinary capacity for misunderstanding, misrepresenting and mistreating one another.

In a 1990 letter, novelist Raymond Andrews — whose work offered a vision of "a world in which blacks and whites sometimes hate and mistreat one another but ultimately arrive at an understanding," according to a 1983 review in The Washington Post — effused about his career.

Kids and adults alike mistreat one another out of habit, boredom and insecurity, for sport or entertainment, to bond or seem clever and witty, and to gain acceptance or other social rewards.

Stores mistreating one animal may mistreat others.

Brooks had been living at a waterhole called Yurrkuru, west of the homestead, and was said to have mistreated one of the Warlpiri women working for him.

Kalanick's clear breaking point comes because he mistreated one man.

But just because a man didn't mistreat all women doesn't mean he didn't mistreat one woman.

One adjunct told me about a dysfunctional department that was notorious at her university's counseling center because of all the people it was mistreating in one way or another.

Seven soldiers were court-martialled for mistreating captives; one of the captives, Baha Mousa, died in custody.

Don't you think most everyone feels marginalized or mistreated in one way or another?

The brand isn't exactly beloved these days in the gaming scene, with many content creators coming forward to tell tales of how they've been mistreated in one way or another by a company that feels like something of a monopoly in the YouTube gaming realm.