Sentence examples for never treated with from inspiring English sources

Philip Larkin was never treated with kid gloves by Britain's media.

Instead, we learn from Oakley that "a crowned queen was never treated with more reverence than I was by those whole-souled Western boys".

… I must in justice say for an enemy, that I was never treated with greater consideration by intelligent men, than I was by these very rebs for the ten days that I remained among them.

Layering 17th-century music by Biber with hip-hop — Chingy and Afrika Bambaataa — she creates a fussy mash-up in which the stylistic differences are never treated with much depth in either the staging or the movement.

The Homeric poems – which were never treated with the reverence afforded to the holy books of the Islamic or Jewish traditions, but which were by far the best known texts of Graeco-Roman antiquity – depict anthropomorphic gods who are very much of this world, and who interact with humans, even fighting with them on the battlefield.

Eleven patients with acute schizophrenia never treated with neuroleptics were compared to 11 healthy controls.

He had never treated anyone with A.L.S., much less with an experimental drug.

You have never treated anyone with quite this set of problems.

I have never treated anyone with anorexia nervosa whose family didn't call regularly because they were concerned".

Grace also employed European women in order to "provide variety" to customers, but she never treated them with any respect.

However, Schillaci et al 17 in Italy studied 126 never treated subjects with essential hypertension and reported PVCs in 71% of the subjects.