Then there is your own battered psyche.
The photos, printed on standard sized letter paper, showed the battered, bloodied heads and upper torsos of Uday and Qusay Hussein.
Easterbrook confronted the UK operation's somewhat battered reputation head-on back in 2006, even launching a petition to change the dictionary definition of the term McJob as a dead-end job.
Last, we have Shayn, the chef, played by Birol Ünel — no less scene-commanding than he was as the battered hero of "Head-On".
The canal is aligned ninety degrees to the picture plane, and, on it, a little man hunched in a coat, a battered hat on his head, sits in a rowboat fishing — one of Turner's favorite pursuits — as a black-sailed brig moves ominously toward us, an allegorical self-portrait smuggled into the commission.
And in the middle, trying to cross the line in a small and battered car, the head teacher of a local kindergarten, Grace Abu Mohor.
The same boy can be seen progressing with time on canvas from a seductive, laughing, open-faced child to the somber young David who dangles at arm's length the dark, battered, bleeding, severed head of Goliath.
Investors regained confidence that the economy, while battered, was not heading into the abyss.
Bags in hand, I stumbled through the frantic crowd, hailed a battered taxi, and headed for the Gandamack Lodge, a renovated 1930s villa owned by Peter Jouvenal, an old Afghan hand and former BBC cameraman.
But Antonio Olivares, a 45-year-old construction workers filling up up his battered sedan before heading to work, was skeptical the measures would lift a sinking economy.
