Sentence examples for In traumatised from inspiring English sources

In traumatised patients, bedside diagnostic laparoscopy seems to be effective in diagnosis/exclusion of acalculous cholecystitis.

Griffin Park's biggest crowd for 20 years watched in traumatised silence.

Notwithstanding the fact that barbed wire didn't exist in Clare's time, this is the most effective evocation in the book: of social change expressed in traumatised Romantic poetry.

Yet the man's sense of urgency, his recognition of the sheer uselessness of preaching about personal responsibility to youngsters brought up in traumatised, malfunctioning families with no experience or comprehension of the concept of a secure, respectable, wage-earning life was commendable and brave.

At present we can find it relatively commonly because of the broad use of CT in traumatised patients.

However, published research is somewhat silent on the issue of gender-sensitive HRM policies in traumatised areas, where staff are often predominantly mid-level and female.

Not that Leigh is interested in traumatising his casts.

But, in traumatising the surviving burglar to the extent that he can no longer pursue his trade, he has acted altruistically.

Forced to become a child soldier, she eventually escaped to a refugee camp in Sudan with her three small sons, and arrived in Australia in 2000, traumatised but determined.

And I've never told the story of Joseph Dwyer, an American soldier who became a poster boy for the Iraq war and died in June, traumatised, desperate and alone, in his flat in Pinehurst, North Carolina.

Distinctions between victims and perpetrators are blurred in a traumatised country.In this section Kayani's gambit Abbott's angst Politics as unusual Gushing Murder most common Scarred, not healed Enemies of the People Testing the waters ReprintsNever before have cadres confessed to murder on screen; and never since has this leader spoken frankly of his role.