Sentence examples for victimised in from inspiring English sources

The Chinese minority are often victimised in times of trouble.

If anyone is being victimised in Turkey today, it is those that criticise Erdoğan".

The majority of these patients have themselves been victimised in the past, which contributes to their offending pathway.

Why would members of society who are persistently victimised in the worst possible ways still be vilified so?

Young makes a comment that appears to criticise the way some MPs have been victimised in the current expenses controversy, without going into details.

Trans people and any similar groups must be victimised in the first place for any of the above to be applicable.

In his two signature roles, as an innocent man imprisoned in The Shawshank Redemption, and as a victim of child abuse victimised again in adulthood in Mystic River (for which he won an Oscar), he was made to seem pitiful.

From about 1970, however, they seem to join other victimised minorities in receiving deeper and more positive representation.

The Iranian-sponsored Shia militias at the forefront of the fighting in Tikrit are known for having victimised Sunni civilians in earlier fighting nearer Baghdad.

Quicque said the Mashco-Piro were victimised by "genocide" in the mid-1980s from the incursion of loggers, and subsequently engaged in battles with mahogany-seekers.

Even when they are not themselves infected, women are victimised by HIV/Aids in other ways".