Tanya
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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As journalist Tanya Lewis explained in a 2024 article on “outrage fatigue” published in Scientific American, “The first few times you’re exposed to a perceived injustice, you feel fired up and ready to fight against it. But after repeatedly facing this moral assault, you start to feel fatigued, even withdrawn. Resistance feels futile.”
From Salon
The MP has also criticised the company's "poor communication", while Tanya Sefton, customers services director for SEW, told the programme that the firm "thanked" Martin for his advice on where to set up bottle stations.
From BBC
In an order granting F.B.’s release last month, U.S. district court judge Tanya Walton Pratt in Indiana said the government’s claim that F.B. would be imminently deported had “proven false,” and that keeping her detained was “contrary to the Constitution and laws of the United States.”
From Los Angeles Times
As of Nov. 24, Judge Tanya Chutkan, who is overseeing the case, ordered that the recent law concerning the Epstein files did not make the issue moot, citing concerns the organizations cited about records documenting the handling of the files.
From Salon
Two years ago, Tanya Secord sailed her way through the application process to land a temporary job at Target, where she worked as a part-time cashier during the 2023 holiday season.
From BBC
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