Sentence examples for really abusive from inspiring English sources

"I didn't have this really abusive experience".

It has been more than a year since anyone did anything really abusive.

A Jewish online magazine reported on that and it sparked off online, I got really abusive messages.

"There's a clear line from Rochester to Heathcliff to Arthur Huntingdon," says Baker. "All three male leads are really abusive".

She said: "My initial reaction was to treat it as fairly usual: I get really abusive messages all the time.

"She was brought up in rural Italy and had an arranged marriage when she was 19," says Roddick. "He turned out to be a really abusive, violent man.

What if the gorilla in Donkey Kong is really an abusive, down-on-his-luck meathead straight out of a Tennessee Williams script who keeps his handicapped blond paramour (the princess) captive in their top-floor apartment, periodically thrashing the Italian building superintendent (Mario), who attempts to climb the stairs to alleviate the woman's suffering?

A while later he sent me this really horrible, abusive email from his work email account, and in response – purely to fuck with him – I toyed with the idea of posting it online.

It ended years of unsatisfying affairs with a series of other suitors, including one that Williams said resulted in "this really bad abusive relationship, the likes of which I had never experienced before" that occurred around the time of her mother's death.

"I'm not saying that in violation to freedom of speech or the first amendment but when a group is overtly violent or engaged in outright fraud and financially bilking people and really being abusive, I think YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Linked In, whoever it is, needs to self-police to that extent".

"I'm not saying that in violation to freedom of speech or the First Amendment, but when a group is overtly violent or engaged in outright fraud and financially bilking people and really being abusive, I think YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, whoever it is, needs to self-police to that extent".