Sentence examples for felt wound from inspiring English sources
A love song this may have been, but one whose ancient threads felt wound into contemporary sensations of anxiety and isolation.
"I haven't felt wounded since Adam came," she told me.
The people who had tried to heal her wounds now felt wounded themselves, their concern mocked by deceit.
No one was surprised that the president felt wounded by S.& P.'s downgrade of the nation's credit rating.
Like many members, Liu Bin, 25, said he felt wounded by the government's increasing antagonism toward Rome.
He has encouraged those who felt wounded, physically or psychologically, by the conflict to become agents of reconciliation.
Luciano Zamponi via email Anyone who cares passionately about football must have felt wounded by the manner of Spain's defeat.
Suddenly the French and Germans have to fear not only the American giants, Lockheed and Boeing, but this new British bruiser.No wonder the French and Germans felt wounded.
Melissa found it hard to say why she tried to kill herself when she did — how that night differed from others when she had felt wounded or sad.
Kehlmann tells me that his wife, a human-rights lawyer brought up in East Berlin, felt wounded by having to walk past a preserved segment of the Wall after its fall: "It felt like an insult to her".
Rockefeller understood then, and later, that the Party's base didn't trust him, and when Ford informed him that he wanted to replace him on the 1976 ticket he felt wounded but didn't argue.
