Sentence examples for great wound from inspiring English sources

These people have inflicted a great wound upon the world.

"There is a great wound in the people's spirit".

He falls giddily in love and experiences the great wound that bisects Logan's life.

He has suffered so much (eight months in hospital, 12 operations, his body one great wound) that, reading his splendid autobiography Blood and Sand, I tell him, I felt like biting on a rag during the chapter describing his rehabilitation.

Of course, a man who builds towers to make money, unabashedly showy and eponymous towers, as the World Trade Center was, seems to the table-croucher like the man who can provide an antidote to America's great wound, a wound both real and narcissistic – again like Trump himself.

The destruction of some of the last populations of the animals that shaped us, as well as the natural world, inflicts, I feel, a great wound in our lives, diminishing the wonderful planet on which we evolved, shrinking imagination, crushing experience.

The capital letters dyed in red are "the great wounds of his body, in his handes, and in his feete, and in his side".

And nothing is subjected to angrier analysis in "Democracy in America" than those two great wounds in nineteenth-century American society: the institution of slavery and the steady eviction and extermination of the Indian tribes.

Especially if we've experienced great wounding, the anger pathway can become deeply ingrained in our system.

Quantitative analysis of the unhealed wound area for rats in each category (combining data from both the experiments with the Charles River and the Harlan rats) showed significantly greater wound healing in both group reared and isolation reared rats that received Nestlets compared to isolation reared rats that did not receive Nestlets (Figure 3).

This group also demonstrated significantly greater wound size reduction at 2 and 4 weeks.