Sentence examples for victims kind from inspiring English sources

The term is 'dissociation.' Victims kind of leave their own bodies.

There was a lot of testimony during this trial about computer runs and phone numbers and all kinds of wiretapping, but with just a few exceptions, Mr. Pellicano's alleged victims kind of got lost in the shuffle.

Hours later, more than 70,000 tweets with photos or stories of police brutality – often of the white officer, black victim kind – flooded the hashtag.

Mia Farrow is sort of like a helpless victim, kind of like a waif who's walking around and her husband has answers but she has none.

I didn't do it in a "look at me, I'm the victim" kind of way, but as a warning.

"We have a lot of murders in which the killers and victims are kind of on the same page," Chief Gannon said.

The circumstances of the shooting, the names and ages of the victims, the kind of weapons used, and the charges against the suspects were not released last night.

But on the sidelines they have also made progress on the other thorny issues on the agenda, including reparation for victims, the kind of punishment the guerrillas may face and a mechanism to ratify the agreement.

And, in almost every instance, he has offered his victims some kind of promise, usually money, in order to lure them into breaking the law, most often involving drugs.

For fashion victims of every kind, "pre-purchase validation" could be a game-changer.

They have become victims of a kind, and the insecurities they carried into adult life have been nourished.