Sentence examples for treating really from inspiring English sources

"These days many children of 4 and 5 are developing a fashion sense," she added, their tastes and aspirations "mirroring a society in which we're treating really young children as if they were much older".

I was treated really badly.

A lot of women are treated really badly.

Think about the emotional upset of a child who gets treated really unfairly.

"You queue for three hours only to be treated really unfriendly by customs and get fingerprinted".

Mr. Davis said he was frustrated that the women "were being treated really unfairly in the press".

Plenty of religions have some notion of the forbidden text (or the text to be treated really, really delicately).

"Having said that, I've also been treated really well by the police where they've been really respectful and really helpful, so it's clearly individuals".

I've been back to Russia, and it was a completely different experience, of course, than going to the Kremlin and being treated really well.

There were plenty of good things about her career – "I was treated really well, in an industry that is not always known for that.

In my final interview with him, he explained why: A lot of times musicians are treated really badly in this business.