Sentence examples for I'm traumatised from inspiring English sources
James Oatway, the South African photojournalist who filmed the attack, told the BBC: "I'm traumatised, I'm dazed and confused, but mainly I'm angry at my countrymen".
I must have witnessed my friend's murder somehow, and now I'm traumatised enough to not even remember it.
"There's been times when I've wanted to put a bomb under the place, and times I want to cry with love for the place; times when I'm deeply inspired by where I live and times when I'm traumatised by it".
I'm thankful of my God I'm still alive even though I'm traumatised and fed up with this life.
After that I was traumatised.
Since then, I was traumatised using the train again, afraid that I'd experience another attack.
"Since the day, she left I feel I am traumatised," said Marwan.
"I was traumatised, I had nowhere to go and no one to tell, no treatment, no care," she said.
When I came home, I didn't go outside for a year, I was traumatised for five years and I've been on medication ever since.
I was traumatised, I suppose, and it's hard to express the relief I experienced when I opened up my pale green copy of Cat and found within its pages a brave, brazen account of the role alcohol can play within a family; a house.
"I was traumatised having this kind of condition".
