Sentence examples for a little wounded from inspiring English sources

You might come out a little wounded from the process, or you might skate through unscathed.

"It seems like they're a little wounded".

Obviously, he was a little wounded.

Now, I'm a little wounded by that.

Also, she is wise now, and still a little wounded.

The man seemed stunned and a little wounded.

I was a little wound up.

"I'm a little wound up," he said apologetically.

It is not so much the pain that proves inconvenient but the unholy amount of blood such a little wound can produce.

Alejandro Inarritu's Birdman must have been a little wounding for several Hollywood actors also trapped in superhero roles and destined never to be taken seriously, but long-serving X-Men actor Hugh Jackman put a curiously positive spin on its themes.

I have worth!" Books humanise people in a way that football flags and DVDs never could: every book is a little wound in a person's shell, letting a tiny trickle of vulnerable interiority trickle through.