Sentence examples for deepest wounds from inspiring English sources

His deepest wounds, it turns out, were dealt by Russian artists.

There is no doubt that Nick Clegg emerges from this week's round of elections with the deepest wounds.

At the same time, America has assuaged some of its deepest wounds with the election of Barack Obama.

It's a difficult question to answer, but in my research, a clear, if symbolic, pattern emerged: the items people stole provided enormous, almost embarrassing insights into their deepest wounds and desires.

This hypnotic re-creation of Sophocles's masterwork, a visually poetic staging that never sacrifices sense or feeling to style, examines the deepest wounds inflicted by the public exposure of private horrors.

Yes, an Obama presidency would close up two of America's deepest wounds: as a black man, especially one who does not run as a black politician, he would draw the sting of race from its politics; as a young man, he would step beyond the poisonous legacy of the 1960s division Vietnam wrought between liberals and conservatives.Other areas, though, have always looked knottier.

But the deepest wound at Enron is self-inflicted.

Because I'm incredibly vain, this particular eco-fail left the deepest wound.

But the sourness of the Swiss stock market gave it the deepest wound.

Many also had deep wounds from machetes.

They can help to heal deep wounds.