Sentence examples for victimised you from inspiring English sources

The suggestion that victims of rape were "asking for it" is a case in point: if you can convince yourself that victims deserve to be victimised, you don't need to fear that you and yours – who don't deserve it, and would never ask for it – might have to endure the same fate.

Your employer cannot victimise you simply because you insist on your statutory rights.

A zero-hours employer wouldn't even have the decency to victimise you; they just wouldn't call you.

Nationalism is the opposite belief; that your place is better than everyone else's and that people who don't feel this way about it are somehow victimising you.

"No-one should be subjected to racist abuse on or off the pitch and I felt a responsibility to call it out for what it was". Speaking on The Today Programme, Townsend, equality campaign group Kick It Out's education manager, said: "When you're a victim you're victimised again because you do talk out.

They're not victimised by you.

The consistency of so many accounts of whistleblowers being victimised convinced you of their veracity.

Once you realize you have been victimised by a sociopath, you may feel like getting even.

Small wonder so many women drop the charges, as the court process is horrific, victimises you all over again, and as with the initial abuse, leaves you feeling utterly powerless.

"Sometimes you sort of feel victimised by the insurance… you feel like they're saying you're a bludger, you don't want to go back to work… you're scamming… I want to go back to work, I want my normal" (Group 1) "They sent several doctors to question me just like I'm a criminal robbing their money.

(Group 2) "Sometimes you sort of feel victimised by the insurance… you feel like they're saying you're a bludger, you don't want to go back to work… you're scamming… I want to go back to work, I want my normal" (Group 1) "They sent several doctors to question me just like I'm a criminal robbing their money.