Sentence examples for continued trauma from inspiring English sources

As Dr. Omalu explained after the screening, "The brain does not wear a seat belt" and is not designed to withstand continued trauma.

And some media outlets have reportedly coerced women into continued trauma by constantly retelling their stories.

Although denied legal aid, he fought to receive compensation over the 17 years of wrongful imprisonment and the continued trauma he suffered as a result.

Furthermore, incarceration itself holds the risk of continued trauma and abuse, with traumatized youth more likely to reoffend as a juvenile or an adult, and to have poor long-term economic, academic and mental health outcomes (Justice Policy Institute 2009; Widom and Maxfield 1996).

One talked about the continuing trauma caused by the public assault on their integrity.

Because he is at the center of Turkmenistan's continuing trauma, his departure would seem to suggest a better future.

And, as far as I know, these phantoms were the only outward sign of continuing trauma from what had happened.

In the years since the fall of Saigon, movies have treated Vietnam as a continuing trauma that needs to be confronted, wished away or avenged.

Their relative success at doing that, securing a verdict of accidental death in March 1991, fuelled the families' continuing trauma, and their long campaign for justice.

(And one that, after the continuing trauma at "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," inevitably inspires more anxious thoughts about secure rigging than gasps of surprise or awe).

A young filmmaker, Ananda, documents the continuing trauma of the village of Shohagpur in his film "The Village of Widows," which will also be screened next year.