Sentence examples for first wound from inspiring English sources

All of this evidence leads Koestenbaum to his initial diagnosis of Warhol: "Trauma was the motor of his life, and speech the first wound" - speech understood here as the medium of 'normal' intersubjectivity or reciprocity with the world.

The soul responds to the hurt one catches more than a glimpse of in Zasu Pitts's face, say, a hurt that tells us that somewhere, somebody didn't care much; and it was this perceived rejection — the first wound — that performers such as Sands and Pitts and Lorre make us feel for them, still, a wound that matters to us all.

Plant area of wounded Col-gl plants was significantly less than that of the controls at 4, 6 and 8 days after the first wound (P<0.05, P<0.001, P≪0.001, respectively), but the total leaf number was not significantly different from that of unwounded plants.

Regularly on POD 2 or earlier on demand, bandages were taken off and the first wound examination took place.

Cells were cultured in medium (with halved serum concentration) for 24 and 72 hours, respectively, until first wound closure was apparent.

The first set of suction blisters (early wound) was made within 48 hours of the first sepsis-induced organ failure and the second set (late wound) four days after the first wound.

"When you have your first wound-care occasions — both as a child and as an adult with children — it's emotional," said Hugh Dineen, a vice president of Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products Company.

The first wounded were admitted in November, soon after the invasion of North Africa.

One of the officers was first wounded, then killed as he lay on the ground.

"We heard he was first wounded, then that he later died because of wounds he sustained in the attack".

Elsewhere, the Hayatabad Medical Complex may have received the first wounded from the first waves of United States missile attacks.