Sentence for treated | Use treated in a sentence

Treated sentence examples. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use treated in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for treated.

• He treated it lightly. (10)
• I have treated you ill. (10)
• I always treated her well. (8)
• She treated it as if unobserved. (10)
• He treated many, I think, like me. (8)
• As adventuresses they are treated. (10)
• Am I treated as something won in a lottery? (10)
• Treat the thing as it deserves to be treated. (8)
• The innocent, the unjustly treated, court it. (10)
• People treated the old as if they wanted nothing. (8)
• She spoke of dogs, and the way people treated them. (8)
• She must be treated with all kindness and consideration. (8)
• Crossjay treated the question as if it had not been put. (10)
• It is now a valuable property, and as such it will be treated. (16)
• Mr. Boddy objected, and treated the youngster rather rigorously. (10)
• By what strange right was it that she was treated as a possession? (10)
• She treated them both with a proud generosity surpassing gentleness. (10)
• She had treated his presumption very leniently; she had really spared him. (9)
• She treated him quite as her equal in experience, and that flattered him. (13)
• Would you like to be treated as your mother treated Chloe? (8)
• As for Rosek, she treated him as if that little scene had never taken place. (8)
• He treated us to one bottle of champagne after another, day in and day out. (12)
• Metal trim is used or wood that has been treated to make it fire-resisting. (17)
• She longed to get to her early roses, and see how the rain had treated them. (8)
• And he only consented to be treated like a footman when he dressed like one. (10)
• He claimed that you should be treated rather as a patient than as a criminal. (8)
• The idea of his returning no more Elizabeth treated with the utmost contempt. (4)
• Even her relatives with whom she lived treated her with tender considerateness. (12)
• Vittoria treated her physical weakness and ailments with this spirit of humour. (10)
• And this garden at the back of the house should be treated in a most private way. (17)
• Sometimes she seemed fond of him, sometimes treated him as though he had no chance. (8)
• Leaving it where it was, she treated it as a link between herself and dutiful goodness. (10)
• He became of her way of thinking, and treated the young gentleman almost as coldly as she. (10)
• Such of the Acadians who reached Quebec were treated very coldly and almost died of famine. (19)
• And to be treated, even by a great nobleman, as if we were stuff picked up out of the ditch! (10)
• This is a sort of dull-looking evening, that ought to be treated rather as winter than summer. (4)
• Had he not treated me fairly and frankly in handing over my own to me on the day of my majority? (10)
• Why, naturally, treated as she was by Rowsley, she dropped soft eyes on a good-looking secretary. (10)
• We treated these summonses with scorn, and paddled along heedless of the shouts which followed us. (20)
• You treat me as you treated the lady who came here formerly to wrest your dupe from your clutches. (10)
• These copper shingles have been treated so that other colors than the copper shades can be secured. (17)
• Pupils flocked to him, he held a sort of musical court, and was treated with the respect due to royalty. (3)
• As to the prisoners, on landing at Jamestown they were treated as pirates by the English settlers there. (19)
• She did not seem to think he had treated her contemptuously in flinging her to his cousin, which was odd. (10)
• The men have been treated justly, they have had fair wages, we have always been ready to listen to complaints. (8)
• Dr. Peter Yatt jeered at globules: Dr. John Cormyn mourned over human creatures treated as cattle by big doses. (10)
• Lewis Kirke was installed as English Governor, and treated all with kindness, giving them bounteous provisions. (19)
• As he had less than the first mentioned sum on his person the officer treated his proposal with virtuous contempt. (1)
• The sound vaguely irritated Winton, reminding him of those two damnable foreigners by whom she had been so treated. (8)
• Algernon Feverel treated his nephew with a sort of rough commiseration, as a young fellow who had run off the road. (10)
• The polonaise, as treated by Chopin, was less a dance form, and more an independent form with characteristic rhythms. (3)
• It was at least upon a comfortable bed, where his pride would be dressed daily and would never be disagreeably treated. (10)
• Aware that he was being treated to the honours of a great man of the neighbourhood, he determined to take it cheerfully. (10)
• She was treated with profound and sincere deference, because of certain humble virtues, the product of her secluded life. (7)
• I have been kindly treated and I am grateful, but I do still say (even though I may have improved under it) it is unfair. (10)
• Be sure of my knowing how you are treated, and at the slightest act of injustice I shall be beside you to take you to myself. (10)
• Party fealty is praised as a virtue, and disloyalty to party is treated as a species of incivism next in wickedness to treason. (9)
• There was a kind of cool and friendly matter-of-factness in the way they treated them, a sort of almost scientific playfulness. (8)
• She seemed pleased to be treated very courteously; she returned the stately politeness in exactest measure; very simply, as well. (10)
• The others were distributed between Forts Moose and Albany, and were treated by their captors with considerable severity and hardship. (19)
• They showed gratitude to an English colonist named Glen, who, on a previous occasion, had treated certain French prisoners with kindness. (19)
• Thus all things were openly treated; all had an air of being on the surface; the communications passing between Mrs. Warwick and the Hon. (10)
• Yet of morbidness he was often very tender; he knew it to be disease, something that must be scientifically rather than ethically treated. (9)
• Third, events of importance must not be so treated as to furnish entertainment primarily, to the subordination of their true significance. (16)
• There was something false and undignified in walking with this young man who had once treated him as a father confessor to his love for Nell. (8)
• If the prisoner be found guilty, and treated as though he were a criminal type, he will, as all experience shows, in all probability become one. (8)
• The Englishmen treated his downright refusal to sell as a piece of bluff, and talked on as though it were merely the opening of the negotiation. (9)
• He, however, treated her as the harbinger bird, wryneck of the nightingale, sure that Aminta would keep her appointment unless an accident delayed. (10)
• She did so with some difficulty, for he ran, and dodged, and treated the world as his enemy, suddenly vanished, and appeared again breathing freely. (10)
• She did so with some difficulty, for he ran, and dodged, and treated the world as his enemy, suddenly vanished, and appeared again breathing freely. (22)
• Her father had departed, her mother treated her vixenishly, snubbing her for a word, but the ugly business of yesterday seemed a matter settled and dismissed. (10)
• So, then, the worthy dame who receives no one, might be treated, it struck us, conversationally, as a respectable harbour-hulk, with more history than top-honours. (10)

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