Sentence examples for emotionally wounded from inspiring English sources

This male dying swan could symbolize all emotionally wounded mortals.

Of course rock has long addressed itself to the emotionally wounded teenager.

All the more affecting was Ms. Kaschock's rise from the realm of the emotionally wounded.

Mr Morel gains in humanity, emerging as emotionally wounded as his wife.

Emotionally wounded, he moved to Cuba, setting up a plant making diesel engines for Fidel Castro's communist government.

Sian Brooke as his lover slowly enlists our sympathy by indicating that she too is emotionally wounded.

It is a frightening prospect for a victim to speak out, by definition now psycho-emotionally wounded but perhaps vulnerable in the first place.

We are the emotionally walking wounded.

Rudderless and without her home, the humiliated Frances winds up in an apartment building filled with the emotionally walking wounded, a by-the-month purgatory for other casualties of divorce.

Although the adolescent inpatients in this study were emotionally deeply wounded and had a poor body and familial self, recovery in psychosocial functioning was associated with positive changes in the body and self image.

Physicians often choose to die in a place where they've been emotionally invested and wounded.