Sentence examples for perpetrators become from inspiring English sources

It's just fascinating how the perpetrators become the victims".

The first is "deindividuation": the perpetrators become anonymous and stop acting as individuals.

"The more outrageous, the more burlesque the perpetrators become, the closer they approximate the testimonies," Kentridge says.

The perpetrators become the self-described victims, the real victims are neglected, and those responsible for the original crimes and subsequent cover-up go largely unpunished.

Still, he acknowledged that lone-wolf attacks, in which perpetrators become "self-radicalized" in the mode of Malik and Farook, are among the most difficult for U.S. intelligence agencies to detect and prevent.

The Perpetrators Become the Victims of Drone Warfare.

As we try to come to terms with the shock of Friday night's onslaught in Paris, it's more important than ever to try to understand the process by which the perpetrators became transformed into desensitised murderers.

Once inside, however, the perpetrators became bumblers, treading on a couple of canvases, and by no means choosing the best on the walls.

In cases of consensual sex between two minors the concepts of victim and perpetrator become interchangeable as the law inexorably criminalises sexual behaviour for under-18 year olds.

This revelation takes Camp 14: Total Control Zone into the area of Primo Levi's "grey zone", where the distinction between victim and perpetrator becomes disturbingly blurred.

Since the book came out, I have been facing the charge that in the character of Hanna Schmitz, the perpetrator becomes a heroine and gets an unacceptably human face.