Sentence examples for ancient wound from inspiring English sources

He grew up in a way that left marks, and listening to him rip the bandage off an ancient wound is a singular, thrilling experience.

We have been confronted anew with the fact that this country, along with virtually every major institution in it, has a deep and ancient wound with respect to matters of race.

Honey is an ancient wound treatment and was re-introduced into modern medical therapy because of its antimicrobial and wound-healing promoting efficacy [ 12].

To save his dad from the joint, they'll have to heal ancient wounds.

Jupiter, Pisces's planet, asks you to conquer inner demons and phobias and heal ancient wounds.

Like an old soldier dying of ancient wounds, he was pressed out of Downing Street in 2007 partly because of Iraq.

Hicks, like all comedians, picks at ancient wounds to keep open the soreness that feeds his laughter and to demonstrate his mastery over the past.

If art can help heal ancient wounds perhaps Ivan Fischer would then compose an opera of celebration rather than shame.

Miraculously, even the Tories seem to have salved their ancient wounds over Europe in the cooling milk of eternal power.

His bold pronouncement that "inside every Christian is a Jew" reaffirms the common foundation of Judaism and Christianity and seeks healing of ancient wounds and wrongs.

It began in ancient Beijing, wound through the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, and ended at the Great Wall, where cyclists took seven laps around a loop.