Sentence examples for entirely healed from inspiring English sources
The wounds never entirely healed.
The scars have not entirely healed, for Brown or the franchise.
Not forgotten by Castro, at least, nor by some others among his revolutionary generation, for whom the old wounds have never entirely healed.
The government argues that the real state of Lebanese society, not entirely healed from the war and still divided along religious lines, makes the death penalty an unavoidable necessity.
Privately, though, aides say they and Mr. Obama have been eager to move on from Mrs. Clinton's star turn at the convention, which has been a source of melodrama for Democrats who have not entirely healed from the duo's bruising primary.
The wounds from Bloom's certainly one-sided and widely accepted account had not entirely healed, and he felt betrayed by a friend who ought to have known better — who had actually seen them together, and had told New York, at the time of the book's release, and in words that Roth easily recites even now, "how proud and protective Philip seemed of her".
Your soulmate makes you feel entirely whole, healed and intact, like no piece is missing from the puzzle.
"And no action, no matter how meaningful, is going to by itself entirely heal the housing market.
Yet Benedict's visit to Yad Vashem did not entirely heal his vexed relations with the Jewish world four months after he revoked the excommunication of four schismatic bishops, one of whom denied the scope of the Holocaust.
Perhaps wounds don't entirely heal, Cruz seems to be saying, but they don't always have to scab over with bitterness and regret, either.
