Sentence examples for were victimised from inspiring English sources
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The theatre subsequently burned down and the actors were victimised by the New York police.
Hispanics, who make up almost half the population, were victimised by blacks eight-tenths of the time.
Police are still healing wounds from 'sus' laws, when black people were victimised on the presumption they had drugs.
America's blacks were victimised first by slavery and then a century of legal, and frequently violent, discrimination.
It is important to ensure that no United States laws were broken and no US citizens were victimised," the senators wrote.
Quicque said the Mashco-Piro were victimised by "genocide" in the mid-1980s from the incursion of loggers, and subsequently engaged in battles with mahogany-seekers.
You are being victimised.
And the way Greece is being victimised is disgusting.
Vinokourov also claimed he and his team have been victimised.
And why are a growing number of Muslims being victimised?
Naturally, the parliamentary community would complain of being victimised.
