victimhood

He went out of his way to achieve dignity and composure on the scaffold, knowing he must live up to that saintly picture of victimhood.

Observing all this from the great beyond, Susie gradually figures out that she's not alone in her victimhood.

Just as in her own life, she does not like focusing on victimhood alone.

The fear factor makes women physically and psychologically dependent, exacerbates a sense of victimhood and encourages helplessness.

Basking in victimhood, Mr Correa has emerged strengthened from the affair, at least temporarily.

Anyone who claims victimhood in modern America has to be given a fair hearing and a speech at the Democratic convention.

They had surviving reserves of insecurity and cherished a historical sense of victimhood.

The mantle of chic victimhood quiets a lot of the inner distress -- for a while.

Where cracks did appear in the broad front of righteous victimhood was over the actual execution of the naval operation.

In this potent narrative of victimhood Israel, of course, has been held up as a prime example of Western malevolence .

This Russian claim to victimhood is as vacuous as it is dishonest.

But the Opium Wars are always there, lurking in the Chinese subconscious, perpetuating the tension between pride and victimhood.

It creates victims, and those with the perception of victimhood within its ranks.

The tactic they perfected was described by critics as "victimhood" .

Here is victimhood in its ultimate guise: the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Aren't Republicans supposed to deplore the politics of victimhood?

It was a narrative of victimhood and decline that I'd often heard in China.

Ethnic nationalism can be a kind of poison, especially when it is based on a feeling of victimhood .

And nothing is more odious, as I have said many times, than the modern obsession with victimhood rivalries and competition over suffering.

But what is most offensive about Marilyn's victimhood is that it was so phoney.