Sentence examples for experience traumatised from inspiring English sources

The experience traumatised him.

An introduction to Dard in the new book notes: "He admitted afterwards that the experience traumatised him for ever, but he nonetheless used it as material for one of his later novels.

Small wonder that teenagers in general, and teenage girls in particular, find the whole experience traumatising – as do their elders, even if they have better-developed emotional and psychological resource to deal with it.

He was sent to prison, where he served a sentence of 24 days, an experience that traumatised him.

Profoundly troubling and occasionally beautiful, this was dance as absolutist experience: the traumatised psyche of middle Europe made flesh.

"You can't have the same person have two experiences: be traumatised by going away at six and not be traumatised by going away at six".

This experience, as traumatising as it has been, has changed my outlook on life.

The experience is traumatising for patients too: they know we don't have a vaccine or a cure, and they think: "I have Ebola, my life is over".

Doctors and mental health specialists in Gaza can draw on a bitter store of experience of treating traumatised children.

Save the Children has trained 100 brilliant volunteers working in the Calais refugee camp in psychological first aid, sharing our experience of helping traumatised victims of war.

I have no skills or experience helping desperate, traumatised people, but when those images of three-year-old Alan Kurdi lying lifeless on a Turkish beach appeared, it was a punch to the gut.