Sentence examples for hidden trauma from inspiring English sources
Sports books are the rare hardback pleasure we'll fork out for, and what we want for our £16.99 are rags-to-riches narratives, hidden trauma, and juicy secrets.
That meeting could have been a life sentence for Nelani – the beginning of a cycle of conflict and distrust with an education system unable or unwilling to address the barely hidden trauma at the heart of her behaviour.
Rita Nederman East Williston, N.Y., Oct. 23, 2010 To the Editor: In 2009 V.A. clinical psychologists published the first in-depth description of a rarely addressed hidden trauma of war called "moral injury".
As staff may not know of a woman's history, they must be alert to unspoken messages and employ 'universal precautions' to mitigate hidden trauma.
In Maryland, a man from Sierra Leone discovered that his baby back home was the product of a hidden trauma.
Behind her appearance of someone with a very home counties kind of life is another story, in which lies the hidden trauma of being unmothered.
Naturally, kids of the imprisoned try to hide the trauma of parental arrests, convictions, and incarceration.
Some needed to melt into invisibility, hide whatever trauma they carried, and bury their experiences in silence.
Capitalism dominates, Todd McGowan argues, because it mimics the structure of our desire while hiding the trauma that the system inflicts upon it.
I hide the trauma of black people because Gandhi was one of the few saviours we had in our toxic community.
Melissa, an eighth-grade valedictorian, seethed over her mother's boyfriends and drinking, and Bianca's bubbly innocence hid the trauma of her father's death.
