The phrase "narrative of abuse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a story or account of someone who has experienced abuse, either physical, emotional, or psychological. Example: The memoir "Breaking the Silence" tells a powerful narrative of abuse, detailing the author's journey of survival and healing after years of domestic violence.
She does this by presenting what lawyers call a "mitigating social history" — a narrative of abuse, violence or mental illness that the defendant may have suffered.
"We have chosen to read the report out in front of Australia House because this narrative of abuse directly contradicts the image the Australian high commission seeks to convey of Australia as a progressive nation and a desirable destination for tourists, students, highly skilled workers and international investors.
"My medium and my process results in works that, to me, are the embodiment of the harrowing narrative of abuse, tragedy, and ignorance".
Atop this dazzling demolition derby, Miller has layered a tender keenly observed narrative of abuse and survival, one that connects Max and Furiosa without drawing the sort of explicit parallels that would hamstring the pair's organic development.
/ The god said to her, 'Since you can't be my bride, at least / you will certainly be my tree!' " In this post-Weinstein moment, we are hungry for female-centric narratives of abuse and resilience, especially ones that flip an existing script.
They should also highlight narratives of abuse alongside such data, as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has recently done with other sectors.
Just the glaring judgment of narratives of abuse and death, sanctioned by systems of social, political, economic, and, often, religious power.
But the prosecution described Ms. Sheehan as a pathological liar who executed her husband because she despised him, and then cloaked herself in a false narrative of chronic abuse to escape justice.
It documents a live performance in which Mr. Yan stood with his back to a gallery audience and recited a narrative of childhood abuse, all originally recorded on a blog.
This is perhaps the most comprehensive narrative of the abuse debacle to date, and D'Antonio, a former Newsday reporter and the author or co-author of more than a dozen books, had access to key players, as well as a trove of previously unseen church files and court documents.
Now he can publish 'Instrumental', with its narrative of child sex abuse Tchaikovsky's lack of enthusiasm for his commission prompted the bloody-minded inclusion of a huge brass band, a carillon and, of course, the cannon The Royal Opera House debut next month is long overdue, says Jessica Duchen Tansy Davies makes her operatic debut with a work about the attack on the Twin Towers.
