Sentence examples for victimized to from inspiring English sources

It is easier for those who were not victimized to sympathize with him, and many are still sending him money.

"I gladly welcome any individual who has been victimized to come to me, to make sure you get the help you need," he said.

"Campuses often don't want students who are victimized to report to local police," said Bonnie Campbell, director of the Violence Against Women Office at the Justice Department.

Imposing the maximum sentence possible under a plea bargaining deal, Justice Wittner described the homicide as a "sad, tragic case" of a vulnerable elderly man victimized to siphon his estate.

In case we missed the point that he's making up for something that he's lost, we see the girl again, in his mind's eye, as he looks at a sick little boy — as if the sight of a child who's been victimized to the point of near-death weren't enough in itself to fire him up.

Yes, I was victimized, to myself," Nassar says in one clip from 2014.

To be victimized is to feel powerless, and victims often need help regaining an appropriate sense of control over their lives.

He had "episodes," panic attacks that necessitated his mother's coming to school; the state's attorney's report says that on such occasions Adam "was more likely to be victimized than to act in violence against another".

But I try to show them not to victimize, but to show their strength.

Feisty people are confident and don't need to victimize others to show it.

When the federal government imposed an excise tax on whiskey, Western Pennsylvania farmers felt victimized, leading to the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794.