Sentence examples for more like victims from inspiring English sources

"These other women started to look less like supportive spouses and more like victims.

Psychologically, southern Europeans have always felt more like victims, not beneficiaries, of inflation and exchange rate depreciation.

Her shots often make clubbers look less like party kids and more like victims of all that pressure.

She was appalled by the works of Russell Drysdale and William Dobell, describing the figures in their paintings as "more like victims of the German prison camps" than representations of Australian people.

But Oedipus is more like its victim.

But on closer examination, Yamasaki comes out looking more like a victim himself.

Her own account of her film career makes her sound more like a victim than a movie star.

But Márquez's punches weren't very powerful, and as Esquivias realized this, he grew even more aggressive, and the old veteran started looking less like a competitor and more like a victim.

"I felt that as a perpetrator in this situation he was being treated more like a victim than I was," the young man, who at 17 is still a minor, said in an interview on Thursday.

It is the 11-year-old José who is the personification of that hope, although he looks more like a victim than a savior when he first appears -- bloodied and battered after a dangerous and illegal dash over the border José is portrayed by Eddy Martin, 13, who has been singing professionally since the age of 5.

However, when you make it your mission to quash the naysayers at every turn, you look less like a victim and more like a victimizer.