Sentence examples for has traumatised him from inspiring English sources

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.

The state has traumatised her, perhaps for life.

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

The whole sordid saga has traumatised me.

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.

But she has also been summoned to make a decision that will determine the punishment meted out to the criminal who has traumatised herself and her family.

Whether 11 or 14, she is a juvenile under the law, yet she has been held in solitary confinement at an adult maximum-security jail an experience that her lawyer says has traumatised her.

In it she said: "What this man has done to me has traumatised me psychologically.

Laura claims they have traumatised her with an interfering "nanny state" approach to her education and welfare which almost drove her to abort her sailing ambitions and put her into a child care home.

Jones, who has stood down while the investigations take place, has said the affair has so traumatised him he had considered suicide.