Sentence examples for bruised world from inspiring English sources

David Copyn, a software salesman nursing bruised World Cup hopes with a beer in Wilmslow, a Manchester suburb, was asked whether the blow to Beckham's foot was indeed a tragedy.

The victory for the FA represents a gentle reintroduction to the bruising world of bidding for international tournaments after the humiliation and controversy of its £21m 2018 World Cup bid, which received just two votes.

The Toronto-born Mr. Kotcheff, who began his career in television documentary and drama in England, proved an eager observer of his new surroundings, a quality that proved useful when it came to portraying another testosterone-fueled milieu: the bruising world of pro football in "North Dallas Forty".

Instead of reacting to a threat, he uses the situation as a teachable moment about being an instrument of grace in a messy, frequently bruising world.

In March King Abdullah and his council of ministers began a strategy to soften oil markets, fearing that lofty prices were bruising the world's economy and would hurt demand for oil in the long run.

Remarking early on "I've got to keep a hold of myself," Ms. Weisz's Blanche visibly gathers herself for entry into the bruising new world that she will encounter in the presence of her younger sister, Stella (Ruth Wilson).

The experience in 2000 was so bruising the World Cup did not come back until 2008 in Australia.

In the bruising political world of southeast L.A. County, this affable 44-year-old and his family are admired and feared.

The campaign 'Break the Silence' by artist aleXsandro Palombo shows altered images of the most photographed women in the world bruised and beaten to highlight violence against women.

Balthazar is a donkey - a poor, maltreated beast whose gently impassive gaze reflects the horror, the cruelty but equally the bruised beauty of man's world.

Keller, competing with Brad Friedel to start during the World Cup, bruised the elbow during training.