Sentence examples for self-victimization from inspiring English sources

Father Cantalamessa was expressing the sense of self-victimization permeating the Vatican at a time when more real victims are pouring forth.

Beck is at the apex of a couple of iconic American inventions: self-victimization and hyperhucksterism.

"Self-victimization as outsiderness, self-sacrifice as a form of rebellion is a classic bad-girl stance," Ms. Powers said.

A little pink is preferable to a full body cast or black armband, and nothing asserts manhood like a little self-victimization, but you get the idea.

"Spitzer's forthrightness, and his refusal to engage in self-victimization, blame casting or excuse-making is far too striking to go without notice in Detroit at this time," the Free Press editorial said.

In June, the Business Roundtable chairman and Verizon chief executive Ivan Seidenberg gave a speech so rank with self-victimization — he claimed that government was "reaching into virtually every sector of economic life" — that the normally polite Washington Post business columnist Steven Pearlstein reviled him as "a corporate hack" peddling "much-discredited country-club nonsense".

Interrupting Self-imposed Victimization In order to interrupt self-imposed victimization, we need to raise consciousness about any unnecessary suffering or powerlessness we bring on ourselves.

It no longer contained a call to newcomers to abandon "self-designated victimization".

Since criminal activity is so common in Port Moresby, however, rates of self-reported victimization and involvement are high in both the baseline and follow-up survey.

Interrupting Self-imposed Victimization.

One way to translate self-imposed victimizations is "Life is too big for me".