Sentence examples for has deeply traumatised from inspiring English sources

The terrorism that Palestinians have resorted to has deeply traumatised Israelis.

"All of our adolescents here have been deeply traumatised by experiences they've had in their home country and during their time as refugees.

Without fully knowing it, I have been deeply traumatised since 1982, as has a whole generation of Israelis, people who are now running the country.

A woman who had a child with an undercover police officer who was spying on her says she feels she was "raped by the state" and has been deeply traumatised after discovering his real identity.

They are said to have been deeply traumatised by their experiences and had applied for the British government to take charge of their asylum claims that would allow them to live in the country.

Apparently so: "I have been deeply traumatised since 1982.

There was only one eyewitness, Stephen's friend, who had been deeply traumatised by the incident and whose account was, not surprisingly, shaky on some aspects of what took place.

Before Judge Bidder sentenced Doran - also known as Dan Doran Jnr - the court was told the impact of Mr Simester's lost years on his family, who had been deeply traumatised.

What happened with Pickton deeply traumatised Shenher, who has been on medical leave with PTSD since 2013 and will retire next year.

Some of those they sent to fight may have returned home badly injured or deeply traumatised, but all came back alive.

"She felt she had no choice but to give the interview and was deeply traumatised by the publication of the story in the News of the World".