Sentence examples for the mistreating from inspiring English sources
verb
To treat someone, or something roughly or badly.
People go feral when mistreated and when they themselves do the mistreating.
He worked tirelessly, selflessly and compassionately to protect the rights of children, persons with disabilities and the mistreated everywhere.
Indeed, LaValle's fellowship of the mistreated and the mentally ill is only a stand-in for a much larger slice of inconvenient America.
The Times published an interview last week with Hayder Sabbar Abd, who claimed, convincingly, to be one of the mistreated Iraqi prisoners in the Abu Ghraib photographs.
I have always understood myself as having an obligation to stand on the side of the silenced, the oppressed, and the mistreated.
Gender-related attitudes toward help-seeking behaviours were explored measuring the level of agreement to the following sentence: If the husband mistreats the wife, other people from outside the family should intervene.
Meanwhile, the Malays in Singapore were being increasingly incited by the federal government's accusations that the PAP was mistreating the Malays.
The complaint stated that the judge "mistreated the victim" with his "irrelevant" and "discourteous" questions.
If YOU are the one mistreating your partner in those ways.
Last year, in a written parliamentary question, François Loncle, an opposition deputy, said the president "mistreated" the French language with his endless grammatical slips and "vulgar expressions".
After Edward ascended the throne, Eleanor was criticized for allegedly mistreating the tenants on her lands.
