Sentence examples for great trauma and from inspiring English sources

Mr. Feinberg and his staff should be given Presidential Medals of Honor for the service they provided to our country in a time of great trauma and tragedy.

Every time this country is plunged into a period of great trauma and misfortune, it instinctively looks to Juan Perón and his heirs for solace and salvation.

Indeed, it isn't uncommon for people of any culture to experience this during a moment of great trauma, and most people fly in dreams.

Is it possible that imagination enables some of us with psychiatric diagnoses to survive our greatest traumas and even flourish?

She spent a year in foster care — a time, Ms. Fadiman reported, of great trauma for Lia and great bitterness for her family — before being returned to her parents.

"They may attack and beat us and inflict great trauma.

The sterling crisis became the great trauma of Callaghan's career and he admitted in later years it had left him 'very down.' However, he reedeemed his reputation in three subequent years at the Home Office, where he will be chiefly remembered as the Labour politician who sent troops to Northern Ireland in 1969 to cope with worsening violence.

Medical patients who undergo anesthesia can tell you: you go to sleep, great trauma can be visited upon your body, and you wake up with no memory of the event.

The main character -- Sally, is a projectionist who's suffered great trauma owing to her father's death, and has retreated into becoming a recluse.

My mentor suggested that to become a great trauma surgeon I learn how to operate on the heart and lungs, and once I performed heart surgery I was hooked on that.

"You had a country that had never experienced anything that related to comfort, and out of that you had great trauma -- but also this great strength that, I think, we all benefited from".