Sentence examples for becoming wounded from inspiring English sources

They point out that nurses must learn to embrace and explore their own wounds, by focusing on their own pain, and reappraising it as a source of energy and growth, literally becoming " wounded healers".

He also watches as the kidnappers board Enterprise, and how, in order to save Archer's life, Commander Tucker overloads two conduits and dies after becoming mortally wounded.

Lomakin's portraits provide a visual record of how Ukrainians have been changed over the past three years, becoming at once wounded and disoriented, inured to the spectre of violence while trying to remain vigilant against it.

Promoted to major general, Chauvel took over command of the 1st Division in November when Major General Harold Walker was wounded, becoming the first Australian-born officer to command a division.

Wounded, wounded, wounded!

At this point, Cloudman M3 melanoma cells in methyl sulfone undergo the proper process of wound healing: directed migration into the wound and becoming contact inhibited once the wound is covered.

That reduces the risk of a wound becoming inflamed.

Because of these complexities, nurses are becoming confused regarding wound care practice and research shows that in 85% of cases nurses are using inappropriate dressings and have difficulty in applying their theory and knowledge to their practice.

After training under Tsunade for two-and-a-half years, Sakura acquires the ability to heal wounds, becoming one of the most experienced medical ninja.

He failed to recover and soon died of his wounds, becoming the first Allied soldier killed by enemy action during the invasion.

Immunostaining for ephrin-B2 showed diffuse expression throughout the epidermal layers, becoming membrane localized after wounding.