Sentence examples for described wounded from inspiring English sources

Witnesses described wounded police officers lying on the asphalt, their uniforms shredded.

News reports from Alkhan-Kala described wounded rebels, some missing limbs, lying in blood-soaked snow.

An eyewitness account of scenes at the Hotel Bibby, the floating accommodation block used by contractors on Manus, published by Guardian Australia on Tuesday, describes wounded asylum seekers being taken by G4S personnel on ute to a makeshift hospital.

For the last 36 years I have been one of "the ones who can't see anymore," as the actor Gary Sinise describes wounded veterans in Bob Herbert's April 2 column ("Our National Debt").

Brickman offers the astute argument that self-harm is stereotyped as female because: … the medical discourse on 'delicate' cutting pathologises the female body, relying on the notion of femininity as a disease … one begins to wonder if 'mutilation' would be used so readily to describe wounded skin on a less appealing body.

(Brickman, 2005 : 898 98) … the medical discourse on 'delicate' cutting pathologises the female body, relying on the notion of femininity as a disease … one begins to wonder if 'mutilation' would be used so readily to describe wounded skin on a less appealing body.

In the present study no obvious wound retraction was noticed during the initial period after wounding, which is similar to previously described wounds on the body in ponies [ 40].

After cells were pretreated with mitomycin C as described, wounds were created in confluent monolayer cells, and wound-healing was observed at 0, 248 48 and 72 h within the scrape line, and representative fields at different time points were photographed.

Studies describing wound infections after cochlear implantation are rare.

"I don't regret it," said Mr. Grano, who described being wounded during the war.

Others testified about relatives who had disappeared, and former prisoners described being wounded after their limbs were tied behind their backs.