Sentence examples for be wounded by it from inspiring English sources
The rest of the language is just color and punctuation, like most profanity, and few middle schoolers today are likely to be wounded by it.
It is a safe bet that he will not be wounded by any tweet.
He will be wounded by another challenge.
I will be wounded by joy, I suppose.
Rupert Murdoch may be wounded by controversy in Britain.
One can be sure, however, that he was wounded by all of it.
This was true — even one opposition leader told me that he was concerned that some Islamists had been wounded by gunfire, because it indicated that people had hired criminal gangs as the battle wore on.
After 24 h, the cell monolayers were wounded by manually scratching it with a pipette tip, and this was followed by washing with PBS.
Williams was wounded by the experience and it was not performed again in her lifetime.
The building had suffered mightily from the fire that raged in it, and it had been wounded by the flying beams falling off the towers.
