Sentence examples for has traumatised from inspiring English sources

The whole sordid saga has traumatised me.

The state has traumatised her, perhaps for life.

Too much of a good thing ReprintsThis has traumatised some purveyors of conspicuous consumption.

The latest atrocity in Paris has traumatised the city and its people, and has profound implications for travellers.

At the conclusion, she discovers the house that has traumatised her for months "feels like home"; "this place.

In the short clip, titled 'Just Me In The House By Myself', an adult Kevin details how being left Home Alone that Christmas has traumatised him.

Each spoke movingly of their experiences at the hands of a man who had traumatised their lives.

Both of these images have traumatised me in ways that no amount of intravenous drugs shall ever resolve.

"This hasn't just happened in the last week, it's been building up after Anni's death and obviously what happened would have traumatised anybody.

Still, even a full-body deep fat frying could hardly have traumatised Glenda more than being grunted over by a naked Ian Beale.

So far, Sadrist clerics have restrained some of the movement's more hot-headed members, intervening to free kidnapped foreigners and discouraging the kind of terror attacks that have traumatised Baghdad and other cities.