Sentence examples for victims noted from inspiring English sources

Total body surface area involved in burns of the victims noted 51 75% burns (43.75%) cases and 76 100% burns (43.75%) cases affected equally, while most common victims were died because of Septicemia (68.75%) followed by Shock (17.19%).

"As a fun game, count how many actresses he mentions in this song who are portraying rape victims," noted Vulture.

A participant at one of the vigils last week for the murder victims "noted how a church's doors are always open, especially to those in need," a Daily Beast story reported.

For example, many health care providers that worked with local tsunami victims noted remarkable resilience.

Persky's critics have argued that his actions in the De Anza case and the Stanford assault reflect a lack of empathy for victims, noting that the judge himself was a former Stanford athlete.

In an article for another newspaper, he faulted the police for implicating two men in the death of one of the victims, noting that they had been in jail at the time of the crime.

Estrich made sure that Dukakis was carefully prepped to show his empathy for crime victims, noting that his brother had been killed by a hit and run driver and his dad had been beaten in a robbery.

Stephanie Spangler, Yale's Title IX coordinator and deputy provost of student affairs, insisted the university is doing all it can to assist victims, noting the school uses "very broad definitions" of sexual misconduct to take as many complaints as possible.

The predominantly Latino community of Rampart has been supportive of the L.A.P.D. "One reason the Rampart case hasn't produced the public outcry of the King case is that this is not a case with white officers and a black victim," noted Erwin Chemerinsky, a University of Southern California law professor who has reviewed the L.A.P.D.'s Rampart inquiry for the Police Protective League.

In "Paper Hearts", a father of a victim notes that the uncertainty of his daughter's murder allowed those who were involved to "consider the possibilities, both for the best and for the worst".

The abuser wants to wield his or her control over the victim (Note: I do not use the term "victim" as a synonym for "weak". It means "the innocent party").