Sentence examples for bruised souls from inspiring English sources

She's terminally distracted and buzzing with fury (at her estranged lover, at her neighbor), one of those bruised souls for whom every slight contains the threat of a larger drama.

As an end-of-the-road portrait of bruised souls in limbo, "Bedbound" inevitably summons the spirit of Samuel Beckett.

She is the perfect companion to depressed minds and bruised souls in their quest for hope and understanding.

Devon Sawa is doing an excellent job portraying Sam's darkness, but the aforementioned scene between Sam and Alex was beautifully nuanced, allowing two bruised souls with far too much in common to connect for a moment -- long enough to remind Sam (or Owen) that he still has people who care about him and that heinous acts can still be redeemed.

Jackie's volatile relationship with Veronica, played by Elizabeth Rodriguez, is the biting comedy's bruised soul.

In the wake of losing his partnership with Lady Gaga, you might expect Troy Carter, her former manager, to be a bereft, bruised soul haunting the boulevards of Los Angeles, dazed at his fall from the music industry heights.

The sentiments that Donald Trump is spouting is like a balm to dry, bruised white souls that believe America is supposed to be a white man's country.

"She went down, way down, and in that fall she bruised her soul and her body," said Friar John-Marie Cassese, 76, a close friend from the Padua Friary.

That flirting no doubt felt like uninhibited manhandling for the poor, soon-to-be-bruised souls in the orchestra, pelted with whatever objects were to hand by an audience driven furious at the avant garde-ness of Stravinsky's work.

It has bruised by body and my soul," said Gilles Bernheim, France's chief rabbi.

Our goals, our dreams, our souls are left battered and bruised, again.