Sentence examples for if traumatized from inspiring English sources

The Times published a group picture of us as a sweet if traumatized gaggle of women and babies.

I used to wonder if, traumatized by what he saw as the Reagan White House's too great attention to the Rose Garden backdrops and the commemorative events, Mr. Bush concluded the public part of the presidency was not worthy of a sincere and honest man.

Yet in the real world most people are disenchanted with (if not traumatized by) their bosses.

The piece envelops the viewer in a modern version of the classical myth, leaving even the most jaded museum patron affected if not traumatized.

If emotionally traumatized survivors can't rely on the funds collected after a mass tragedy, their next step is to apply for the victim compensation program in their state.

Ed Bowles, chief of fisheries for the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, said the issue was a "red herring" because young fish benefit from getting across the dams as quickly as possible, even if temporarily traumatized.

But when someone you love dies traumatically, you, too, are traumatized, particularly if the death is compounded by the lack of physical remains and financial problems stemming from your vague legal status.

What if they were traumatized by learning they were at high risk for Alzheimer's or breast cancer or another disease?

My husband took the standpoint that if someone was traumatized, he was not going to penalize them for breaking the lease.

"Netanyahu, Abbas, all the heads of state, French people singing the 'Marseillaise': I think Cabu and the others would have been traumatized if they'd seen the demonstration — horrified, really.

If Barrymore was traumatized by the fire last year, she seems to have recovered nicely: Her new home has five fireplaces.