Sentence examples for ever healing from inspiring English sources

When the crime goes unsolved, as this one may despite Mr. Benson's offer of a $6,000 reward, the odds against the wound ever healing grow.

However, the scar in the mind remains, sometimes without ever healing.

But she admits that sometimes she feels nothing will ever heal the wound.

It would be unreasonable to expect such wounds to ever heal.

It's trying to come together, but it can't ever heal completely".

Heady stuff for a player who had once wondered if the wrist injuries would ever heal and if was even going to play at a high level again.

"They say time heals," said her grandfather, the former major league player, manager and general manager also named Dallas Green, "Time, I don't think, will ever heal that part of my life.

Or we could do an arterial bypass, a more complex operation that would save her leg but that might disable or even kill her before her surgical scars ever healed.

Your correspondent, looking down Beijing's central boulevard, Chang'an Avenue, at a maze of still-burning barricades a day after the bloody operation, was not alone in wondering whether the Communist Party could ever heal.

Turkey may be a country of suppressed sorrows and untold stories but unless we talk about our traumas, openly and freely, these wounds of ours won't ever heal.

But for many Koreans, the 38th parallel is an open wound in a once-united nation that is now so deep, it is almost impossible to conceive that it could ever heal.