Sentence examples for * traumatised in from inspiring English sources

He looks traumatised in Sydney.

They are all so traumatised in their different ways and they have a long way to travel across unfriendly terrain.

Today, at the Community Veterans Mental Health Service, I see individuals who have been traumatised in those three conflicts and also the current Iraq conflict.

"A lot of people not only suffer from emotional and mental pain, but physical pain as a result of being abused, raped or traumatised in some type of way".

Its sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU), traumatised in September when it lost its absolute majority in Bavaria for the first time in 46 years, feared it might be out of the European Parliament, but easily cleared the 5% threshold.

"While the initial response to this incident has now come to an end, we still have work to do - in supporting those who are grieving or traumatised; in supporting businesses whose work has been disrupted; and, while for many people the city will never truly be the same, in helping Glasgow to return to something like normality".

The plot was traumatising in other respects.

Betsy, as bad as it was, was not able to traumatise in advance.

"Above all, our thoughts today should be with those victims who have been re-traumatised in the shameful charade which has been conducted by the HET.

In Katrin Lea Tag's designs, Paula Murrihy's Dido is a traumatised Infanta in powder-pink frills, Carthage a shallow, shuttered corridor, its people Biedermeier grotesques and predatory artists' models.

But Siddiqui has been painted as a victim owing to mysteries surrounding her sudden disappearance in 2003 along with her three young children and her visibly traumatised reappearance in 2008 amid allegations of kidnapping and rape by American captors.