Sentence examples for had traumatized from inspiring English sources

The last few months had traumatized her.

"The visual image of those 20 children being riddled with bullets" had traumatized the nation, he said.

Others complained that the story had traumatized them so much that they had been unable to open any issues of the magazine since.

With Donelson it was gelly, gelly, gelatine all day long and all images ran to chaos, as though Sherman's army had traumatized his sense of order forever.

The revelation that her children had blithely enjoyed a television show starring the man who had traumatized her life hit unexpectedly hard, Valentino said.

I took that as a tactful inquiry as to whether my education had traumatized me and forced me to stop composing — he had been worrying about this for nearly 20 years!

There, she helped treat Mexican immigrants who had had traumatizing experiences similar to what she herself went through in 1969.

"We have traumatized these poor frogs," she said, with feeling.

But their male abusers are routinely awarded visitation with the children they have traumatized.

They're like children you've traumatized and tortured so they won't let you visit.

On Wednesday, she first called her mother, whom Lassila said she might have traumatized in Turin with the injury.