I have given up everything for it and I would hesitate to start all over again, not because of political defeat but because of the enormous wounds people have inflicted on me.' Usually considered a rather grey, bespectacled and even mousy figure, he was savaged by Thatcher in her memoirs as weak and spineless.
And here the Afghan war is still an enormous open wound, an ongoing war, and you hear nothing of that".
The wound was enormous, and the doctors never examined it, or turned J.F.K. over to verify that there was a rear head wound.
Holding out for the unattainable perfect will help ensure default, which will constitute a self-inflicted economic wound of enormous and long term consequence," wrote the group's president, Dirk Van Dongen, in a letter to Congress on Tuesday.
Wounded, wounded, wounded!
At Shifa Hospital in Gaza, the director, Dr. Hussein Ashour, said that keeping his patients alive from their wounds was an enormous challenge.
The new president faces enormous challenges in healing the wounds within the bank after Mr Wolfowitz's controversial reign, which provoked a staff revolt, as well as overhauling the bank's role.
In his weekly angelus message on Sunday, Benedict said that on his trip to Africa he intended "to embrace the entire African continent, its thousand differences and its deep religious spirit, its ancient cultures and its difficult path toward development and reconciliation, its painful wounds and its enormous potential and hope".
It's clear Microsoft needs a tourniquet of enormous size to heal its wounds.
