Sentence examples for as it wounds from inspiring English sources

But even the most realistic humanist films and literature are rendered with a beauty of perception that lifts us beyond ourselves even as it wounds us.

Craig Robinson, founder of a widely read website, The Iowa Republican, said he doesn't think the Palin endorsement helps Trump as much as it wounds Cruz, who has been surging in Iowa polls as the first vote looms.

The turbulent priest refuses to leave the fine church house that he has occupied for years; and as it licks its wounds from sex-abuse revelations, Ireland's Catholic hierarchy will find it hard to discipline or evict him.

3 And I saw one of his heads as it were wounded to death; and his deadly wound was healed: and all the world wondered after the beast.

It is a rather involved and tedious process that requires a fair amount of finesse and know how as it entails wounding the tree by shaving off the outer layer of bark to collect infected tissue.

I interviewed a number of supporters who were convinced there was a conspiracy to kick the club as it lay wounded.

Try not to poison or burn the dog, as it could faint from its wounds.

If Mr. Romney then loses Ohio the following week, he's a severely — as he might put it — wounded ex-front-runner.

But a munitions expert cast doubt on it, saying that a weapon of this kind, capable of dislodging the central pillar of the building, would have seriously injured anyone standing up to 20 metres behind it, as well as wounding the person discharging it in a confined space.

Sunshine, still, is the best disinfectant, even as it opens some wounds along the way.

Be sure that you do not put the adhesive area of a bandage over a wound, as it may re-open the wound when you remove it.