Sentence examples for their victimisation from inspiring English sources

You can be utterly baffled by someone's every move and still take their victimisation seriously.

They may classify their victimisation in different ways, and capturing these narratives will take time".

They now come to television programs to try to "falsely" demonstrate their victimisation".

A misguided campaign by domestic violence activists has mistaken women's fantasies with their victimisation.

"Whilst the Irish saw themselves as a victim diaspora, they saw the English as central to their victimisation.

When young people are violently attacked, they rarely access services that help them cope, and come to terms with their victimisation.

The preferential victimisation of more attractive properties necessarily implies that the time between their victimisations will be shorter, and that more repeats will therefore occur on this basis.

In the main, their views are not much altered by their own and their husbands' socioeconomic position or their prior victimisation.

"It seems to me," he wrote, "that Israel's leaders have grown mindlessly, habitually dependent on asserting their own victimisation.

Following his remarks, a petition set up calling for him to resign and for people to "stand in solidarity with Ms Nagakiya and all women who have been blamed for their own victimisation", garnered more than 10,000 signatures.

So the victory of the seriousness with which misconduct is taken is simultaneously the defeat for a woman's right to justice – because at no point, not once, not in the circumstances of their initial victimisation or in the repercussions after it did anyone with power – ask any of these women, or the millions like them, what they wanted.