Sentence examples for abusive from high-quality English sources.

• He was never, never abusive at all towards me.

• That’s a problematic or abusive tweet every 30 seconds.

• “She said to me, ‘He’s angry and abusive, verbally abusive.

• Reisman she misses her dead husband Perry despite the fact that he was abusive.

• As such, the authors say, the rates of abusive tweets are likely higher.

• So you can say any way you want to say it, but Bill Clinton was abusive to women.

• Do you think that the line between rigorous coaching and abusive coaching is clear-cut or hazy?

• The intent of those might have been to be abusive and degrading to get the information they needed. . . .

Use abusive in a sentence.

• She said he was cruel and abusive; several other Buffy and Angel stars have since come forward to support her account.

• The report suggests platforms automatically store any abusive content that a user restricts, reports, blocks, or mutes.

• Black women were targeted most of all: One in every 10 tweets sent to them was abusive or problematic, whereas for white women it was one in 15.

• In Nottinghamshire, there are bans in place for areas in Gateford, Worksop and Retford; foul or abusive language is outlawed in parts of Ashford, in Kent.

• After their abusive step-dad narrowly escapes prison for attacking Nathan with an axe, he returns to the overcrowded family home and starts being abusive to their mum.

• The study also found that the left-leaning politicians analyzed in both the US and the UK faced 23 percent more abusive and problematic tweets than politicians from parties on the right.

• Here, however, the villains are uglier than in most children’s fiction—a sexually abusive politician, a physically abusive teacher, a psychologically abusive art mentor.

• Katie Ray-Jones, head of America’s national hotline, says the lockdown is prompting some already abusive men to become more so; some of those who were verbally abusive before are becoming physically violent.

abusive sentence examples

• Sipe estimated that six per cent of priests were sexually abusive; what the Spotlight reporters found, in a diocese of twenty-two hundred priests, was that some two hundred were abusive—a figure closer to ten per cent.

• "Through an insidious process of slow, subtle indoctrination and manipulation, NXIVM's leaders drew ever closer to its Albany headquarters those students who had become most vulnerable to defendants' abusive and coercive methods," Glazer said in a statement.

• A key concern about the bill as drafted was over a section which creates a new crime of "stirring up hatred" against protected groups - defined as "behaving in a threatening or abusive manner, or communicating threatening or abusive material to another person".

• “We have an absolute, zero-tolerance approach for any predatory or abusive behaviour of any kind … Our dedicated Trust and Safety team proactively monitors for abusive and predatory behaviour using machine-learning scripts to detect this quicker and more efficiently,” Depop’s Australian general manager, Aria Wigneswaran, says.