Sentence examples for perpetrators than from inspiring English sources

Horrocks is more interested in perpetrators than she is in victims.

So too are many African leaders, who seem to show more solidarity with perpetrators than with victims.

Initially, the system was used much less to identify unknown perpetrators than to allow investigators to determine whether the suspects they arrested had been involved in previous crimes.

"When you see these amendments that give more rights to perpetrators than Native women, you start to wonder where the balance is," she said.

There are much more serious perpetrators than Law, who's a mere sleazebucket, fiddling with the servants like a letchy Victorian patriarch.

Known occurrences of sexual abuse of minors by priests rose sharply during those decades, the report found, and the problem grew worse when the church's hierarchy responded by showing more care for the perpetrators than the victims.

Charles the moderator seems to have been closer to the perpetrator than anyone.

The artist, as they see him, was bitter and manipulative, more of a perpetrator than a victim.

But in Steven Naifah and Gregory White Smith's "Van Gogh: The Life," the artist is seen as bitter and manipulative, more a perpetrator than a victim.

The death of Kennedy, a man whose power and glamour rendered him quite unlike us, made Americans feel more like the perpetrator than the victim.

Not just because it was more about the dance of death between Columbo and the perpetrator than simply who did it, but also because of the people who worked on it, such as Spielberg and Jonathan Demme".