Sentence examples for Profound trauma from inspiring English sources

The final quatrain offers little redemption; survival is a bitter irony after such events, whose profound trauma is past healing.

But those cocktails and that dinner provide vital tourist dollars to a country recovering from profound trauma.

Groce's children say they experienced profound trauma because of the incident; four of the five were in the house when the shooting occurred.

He thinks possibly 30% of his patients have experienced some kind of profound trauma in their lives, and the eating is connected to the search for comfort.

Her reaction articulates as fully as I know how the exploitative nature of what has happened to her. "I really believe that the power and honesty of Sophie Okonedo's performance represents the profound trauma experienced by women in Maya's situation.

They say that an independent Scotland could stimulate English politics; I can only see it as a profound trauma which would last at least a couple of generations and could have some very ugly manifestations.

Several counsellors have told the Guardian that IAPT is a clumsy cure-all for complex and profound traumas, and that its tick-box approach to mental health problems can be "dangerous" and "distressing".

This article originally appeared on VICE UK.

The heartbreaker is that while all those little traumas were happening that provoked fault lines in Hoque's self and psyche, there was hardly any acknowledgement that those events were in fact profound traumas that would have long-term impacts.

The report includes the accounts of children whose lives have been devastated by the three year old war, and highlights the profound traumas many have experienced.

Out of the profound cultural trauma engendered by this process, "Anglo-Irish" writing emerged.