Sentence examples for victims of some from inspiring English sources

If we think that we are victims of some planetary conspiracy, we edge towards Hitler.

McGregor acknowledges the harm caused to the victims of some of the women she has coached.

The little girls – for that is what they were – abused by this gang are the victims of some horrific crimes.

The vast majority, as experts continue to document, are childhood victims of some combination of emotional, sexual and physical violence.

Among the nation's 726,000 jail inmates, 3.2 percent — or 22,700 — were the victims of some form of sexual abuse within a year of admission.

I have to assume that this wasn't the government's intention, and that we're all the victims of some kind of last-minute budgetary stitch-up.

Some were victims of bullying, some were aggressors at their previous schools; not here.

I have the distinct feeling of being the victim of some sort of hoax.

Maybe this guy is a victim of some kind of crossed wires.

Am I a victim of some grotesque paradox: disappointment in having my expectations exceeded?

Here, London is cold, rain-sodden and dark, like the victim of some diabolical oil slick.