How To Use Maltreated In A Sentence
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For suppose you lay in wait for your enemy and beat or otherwise maltreated him: the chances were that he would either punish you himself or invoke the law to do it for him; while if you removed him by means of the garrot, the knife or the poisoned glass, no matter how discreetly the deed was done the hangman was pretty sure to get you sooner or later.
The Press-Gang Afloat and Ashore
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While the deeds of Emil Gluck were all that was abominable, we cannot but feel, to a certain extent, pity for the unfortunate, malformed, and maltreated genius.
THE ENEMY OF ALL THE WORLD
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Pasha in disguise, he is every where feasted, and treated with the most respectful attention, until the real truth being discovered, he is bastinadoed, spit upon, plucked by the beard, and, in short, maltreated in a thousand different ways.
Journal of a Visit to Constantinople and Some of the Greek Islands in the Spring and Summer of 1833
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In 1661, a Dutch fleet pillaged its temples and maltreated monks, the only inhabitants.
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Watching this unspeakable romcom made me want to tumble off the red plush seats, curl up into a foetal ball and mew like a maltreated kitten.
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After being promised the joys of French life, she is kept inside the house, relegated to menial tasks and misunderstood and maltreated by the mother.
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Whilst we still do not know exactly what type of treatment may improve the care of maltreated individuals, it may be that new treatments based on the biological vulnerabilities associated with childhood maltreatment could prove an exciting avenue for research.
Depression in adulthood twice as likely for those abused as children
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Non-governmental organization workers were also maltreated by the demonstrators.
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He had been badly maltreated as a child.
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The hostages said they were hungry but had not been maltreated.
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He maltreated her and constantly ran off with Shug Avery, while married to her.
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According to a 2002 government report, ‘The vast majority of children were maltreated by one parent, usually the mother.’
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Forgetting the pain clawing at her maltreated ankle, Luce stared unbelievingly at a head and shoulders portrait of herself.
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If a participant had two indicators, they were classed as definitely maltreated.
Depression in adulthood twice as likely for those abused as children
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The strike action was in response to workers' claims that the company management had maltreated two workers.
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She was maltreated by her husband's family for failing to extract more money from her parents.
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She had gone to that bungaloid mansion in Hampstead Garden Suburb certain she would find her patient kept under duress, perhaps even physically a prisoner, possibly maltreated, and she had been prepared to call the police and tell them here was someone detained against his will.
Portobello
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He had been badly maltreated as a child.
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Meanwhile, the fate of the abandoned, aborted, murdered, or maltreated girls is barely seen as a problem
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He detailed the slow diminishment of his vitality as he is maltreated by people he encounters.
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Few studies of maltreated children have sought to examine perceptions of control-related beliefs as mediators or moderators of internalizing and externalizing problems.
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Ellis and Boyce offer that there are also “orchid” children, who will wilt if ignored or maltreated but bloom spectacularly with greenhouse care.
The Science of Success
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She was physically and verbally maltreated by this woman and was forced into domestic servitude.
Jennifer Morgan: Haiti, One Year After the Earthquake: Reuniting Children and Families
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I had not endured the miseries they had endured as maltreated boys or bullied ordinaries.
THAT DEAD MEN RISE UP NEVER
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All about me were nobleness of purpose and heroism of effort, and my days and nights were sunshine and starshine, all fire and dew, with before my eyes, ever burning and blazing, the Holy Grail, Christ's own Grail, the warm human, long-suffering and maltreated but to be rescued and saved at the last. '
Chapter 5: The Philomaths
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There are a number of research papers showing that, for example, maltreated children have, already in childhood, abnormalities in the pre-frontal cortex that may have an impact on their neuropsychological function, especially executive function, things like sustained attention or regulating emotions, said Danese.
Depression in adulthood twice as likely for those abused as children
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He had been badly maltreated as a child.
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By that time they say the baby would already have spent a long time in care or in an orphanage and may have been neglected or maltreated.
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I don’t know whether you’ll find it traumatic, but reading accounts like these, of people abused and maltreated at the hands of physicians and systems who don’t understand them and would rather study them than help them — well, it makes me rather rageful, which is manifesting itself in an upset stomach.
I kinda feel like it needs a warning « Love | Peace | Ohana
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There was a link between parents who maltreated their children and those in physically abusive relationships with their partners.
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Michael Pennington invests the Don's medical sidekick with exactly the right air of terrified loyalty, Oliver Cotton exudes white-suited arrogance as a dictatorial master baker, and Gavin Fowler lends his maltreated son a simmering, murderous resentment.
The Syndicate – review | Michael Billington
