But feeling wounded and frustrated, she dropped out of high school in the 10th grade.
Mr. Booker has apologized for the speech, but many are still feeling wounded.
But Mr. Rosado said that despite feeling wounded by the loss, he harbored no ill feeling toward Mr. Espada.
Likewise, Obama, early in his term, ignored Clinton's advice, which is said to have left Clinton feeling wounded.
But some Red Bull supporters remain on the fence, still feeling wounded from this winter's dismissal of club legend and former head coach Mike Petke.
For instance, American "drone" aircraft still fly secretly from an airstrip deep in the desert of Baluchistan province, targeting suspected militants in the country's tribal areas.Pakistan's military is feeling wounded.
At this early stage, African-American lawmakers are understandably feeling wounded about the inattention by Congress to electoral problems like the ballot abuses in Florida last year and the general disenfranchisement of minority voters.
Trouble is, you don't seem the least bit remorseful — and I'm guessing that the self-centeredness that allows you to overlook your Watergate break-in, in favor of feeling wounded by her private e-mails, may be part of what she dislikes in you.
When the director Ivo van Hove used several Bowie songs in his staging of Tony Kushner's AIDS epic, "Angels in America," at BAM last year, it was the warmth and sincerity that Willis notes that shone through the sadness of the show, which was extraordinary and left me feeling wounded, my throat tight with all the goodbyes I managed to say and did not say during the years Kushner was writing about.
We suffer when pain seems too great to bear and to serve no commensurate end: when the loss of a loved one leaves us dazed, empty and alone; when hateful assaults leave us feeling wounded and violated; when we are distressed by disease, or the ravages of old age.
Everyone seems to end up feeling wounded, bitter and oppressed.
