"Batterers" Example Sentences
1. He was arrested for assaulting a woman, and the court labeled him a batterer.
2. The batterer's violent behavior caused the victim to suffer physical and emotional trauma.
3. Batterers often try to control their victims through fear and intimidation.
4. The batterer had a long history of domestic violence and had been arrested multiple times.
5. The batterer was sentenced to five years in prison for his crimes.
6. The batterer was found to have violated a restraining order, which resulted in a longer sentence.
7. She was able to escape the batterer's abuse and get help from a shelter.
8. The batterer was convicted of multiple counts of domestic violence and sentenced to ten years in prison.
9. The batterer had a history of violent behavior and had been arrested several times.
10. Batterers often use threats and physical violence to control and manipulate their victims.
11. The batterer was sentenced to twenty years in prison for his crimes.
12. The police were called when the batterer became violent and threatened the victim.
13. The batterer had a long history of domestic violence and had been arrested multiple times for his crimes.
14. The batterer was found guilty of multiple counts of domestic violence and sentenced to fifteen years in prison.
15. The batterer's violent behavior caused the victim to suffer physical and emotional trauma and fear for her life.
16. The batterer had a history of abusing his victims and was found guilty of multiple counts of domestic violence.
17. The batterer was sentenced to twenty-five years in prison for his crimes.
18. The batterer was found to have violated a restraining order, which resulted in a longer sentence and a permanent criminal record.
19. Batterers often use intimidation and physical violence to control and manipulate their victims.
20. The batterer was sentenced to life in prison for his crimes.
Common Phases
power and control; intimidation; threats; emotional abuse; physical violence; financial abuse; isolation; minimization and denial.