Sentence examples for victims love from inspiring English sources

For example, one classification scheme identified three categories: erotomaniacs (who had no contact with yet believed they were loved by their famous victims); love obsessionals (similar to erotomaniacs but also suffering from some sort of psychosis); and simple obsessionals (who had had prior contact with their victims).

The Paris killings were barbarous and my heart goes out to the victims' loved ones.

Do you believe trials, even those with long delays, have the power to heal communities and victims' loved ones?

Prime among those were the victims' loved ones, who had their grief exposed in public, their hopes raised by a fantasist and then dashed by professional incompetence.

Mental health experts say it generally takes two to five years for secondary victims — loved ones and survivors of such traumatic events — to "come to terms with new realities" and "reconstruct a new life".

(He's actually in bed with a flight attendant, procured by Mom.) Sante and Kenny's adventures, even the murders they jointly commit, are played partly for laughs, which may understandably offend the victims' loved ones.

Vienna bookkeeper Anna Rietsch said: "It's inhumane and immoral to execute a killer, but it's not fair to their victims' loved ones when a killer can look forward to a nice life outside prison".

Only PBS, C-Span and ABC News Now viewers got the whole flavor of the night, from wrenching Sept. 11 tributes by victims' loved ones to that unexpected Michael Moore moment.

Dozens of family members of victims had signed a letter to the legislature supporting the bill, arguing that capital trials and appeals "drag victims' loved ones through an agonizing and lengthy process, which often does not result in the intended punishment".

Many children in the US will not have been born when the attacks happened, and as the memorial organizers expect to take primary responsibility for the ceremony next year, they say they plan to continue concentrating the event on victims' loved ones, even as the forthcoming museum creates a new, broader framework for remembering 9/11.

That is why killers on both sides of the conflict were amnestied, although not always forgiven by their victims' loved ones.Forgiveness is much less likely to occur in a conflict whose outcome is still open, and where total victory by one side or the other seems conceivable.But I do think that religious and cultural values can affect the chances of forgiveness taking hold.