Sentence examples for were being victimised from inspiring English sources

Mesut told the Guardian that he fully expects the National Crime Squad "to come for us" in the near future, but insisted that he and his brother were innocent and were being victimised.

Those who loved the book felt they were being victimised for venerating the names of God and Jesus and for the spiritual experiences they enjoyed when they invoked the name of Jesus.

In November, in an article in the Washington Post, Zeidenberg wrote that he believed innocent Chinese Americans were being victimised by prosecutors swept up by an atmosphere of paranoia about the dangers of cyber-attacks and industrial espionage directed by Beijing.

The claims (which would be absolute dynamite if true) have been very strongly denied by the Papandreou clan, with Mrs P claiming the family were being victimised for having "never served this country's interest groups" (a claim that left TheGribbler despairing in the comments below).

Despite Ebadi's defence, which argued that it was unjust for a girl to be raped and murdered and unjust that the victims were being victimised further by the law, the two men remain unpunished because the girl's family have been unable to raise the money necessary, despite selling their house and trying to sell their kidneys.

He said criminal elements with no biker affiliations were to blame and that gang members were being victimised because of their reputation and distinctive clothing.

You are being victimised.

And the way Greece is being victimised is disgusting.

Shylock is in the minority and he's being victimised.

Mr Sarodia believes that he's being victimised by the council, but insists he'll pay.

If anyone is being victimised in Turkey today, it is those that criticise Erdoğan".