Sentence examples for barely healed from inspiring English sources

For Abel, Janet's disappearance reopened wounds that had barely healed.

Once more Ms. Griffiths will be playing a grown-up daughter with barely healed psychic wounds.

The Balkans, at the heart of the migrant crisis these days, risk reopening barely healed wounds.

The scars of a 2003 bout of violence – when, according to Human Rights Watch, soldiers and militias targeted Anuak civilians after acts of banditry – have barely healed.

The order risks reopening partisan wounds that have barely healed since Clinton's unsuccessful 2016 presidential bid, but in issuing the order Thursday, U.S. District Judge Royce C. Lamberth said the spirit of the Freedom of Information Act required it.

There, the richness, the rowdiness, the ruggedness — and the complexity, the intricate rituals, the festering conflicts, the barely healed historical wounds — of life in an Irish country town emerge with a grandly troubling allure.

And after he and the insurance company appraiser had parried and bickered and settled on a cost estimate and we had returned home in the family station wagon, the barely healing emotional wounds were opened again.

Calvarial bone healing is difficult and grafts comprising adipose-derived stem cells (ASCs) and PLGA (poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid)) scaffolds barely heal rabbit calvarial defects.

Even if it turns out that policy and procedure were scrupulously followed in the Ford shooting, it is hard to believe that police cannot refine their encounters with unarmed citizens to avoid the use of deadly force — and to avoid reopening wounds that have barely begun to heal here and remain raw elsewhere.

Come home saying you barely are in pain any more, and you are well healed.

Not bad for a player who can barely serve at half speed these days as her elbow has never fully healed.