Sentence examples for battle trauma from inspiring English sources

"You have to consider you're in a war zone for all intents and purposes, and we have battle trauma".

The "battle trauma" could be explained by Richard III's death at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485.

The remains of what may be King Richard III, showing a curved spine and signs of battle trauma.

shortness of breath, cardiac palpitations, sweating, chest pains, mental distraction are diagnosed as "precipitated by battle trauma" and labeled "soldier's heart".

Sessa, who has worked with many children and adolescents battling trauma and addictions, believes MDMA could be an incredibly powerful tool for his patients.

"Many girls are still battling with trauma".

Osteoarchaeologist Jo Appleby commented: "The skeleton has a number of unusual features: its slender build, the scoliosis, and the battle-related trauma.

The corrected item-total correlations varied between.406 and.644 for all items, while deletion of single items did not significantly change the alpha value, suggesting that the sum of the 15 items is acceptable to be used as a measure of peritraumatic reactions in battle-related trauma (cf. Table  2).

The book is a collaboration between the two women, charting Kim's battle to overcome trauma and tell her story.

The interior battle with childhood traumas that first led the narrator to look for love in such a disastrously inappropriate place reaches a new and elegiac ferocity.

It explores the plight of Senua, a Celt with psychological trauma battling through a Viking underworld.