Sentence examples for victimized of from inspiring English sources

Noting that the "magnificently villainous performance" from Miranda Richardson "virtually steals the show" from the "doe-eyed" Kristin Kreuk, she believes that the latter does "little to upgrade" the image of Snow White as the most victimized of fairytale characters.

It is hypothesized that the traditional gender role associated with demographic/socio-economic factors and controlling behaviours by partner increase the likelihood of being victimized of IPV.

David Diehl, an offensive tackle who was victimized on one of the sacks Sunday, also helped spring Ward for some of his best runs.

I was victimized on both of my recent trips.

I had a rule that I wouldn't call someone who had possibly been victimized out of the blue.

In fact, the most victimized 5% of victims in the 1980s and 1990s experienced 27.4 and 31% of victimization respectively, whereas most victimized 5% of repeat victims during the 2000s experienced only about 20.3% of crime (see Appendix 2).

Using our definition of peer-victimization, 19.8% of all students were frequently victimized (12% of male students, 7.8% of female students).

More than 350 teens who had attended one of two weight-loss camps filled out detailed questionnaires about their experiences of being victimized because of their weight.

There are too many examples in history of people being victimized because of who their parents were.

Children who report crimes (and they are a small percentage of the number of kids victimized) constitute 15percentt of all rape and assault victims.

The New York State Banking Department released new rules yesterday meant to prevent the abuses of high-cost loans that have victimized thousands of homeowners.