Sentence examples for it was wounding from inspiring English sources

The congestion grew so bad that it even delayed the start of a Yankee game, and city officials said they believed it was wounding the city's already wounded economy, making businesses less efficient and raising delivery costs.

It was wounding, however, when the Royal Academy's own professor of painting, Charles Leslie, denounced a naked Pandora as "an objectionable painting which his exquisite pencil should never have attempted".

It was wounding, for many, to contemplate Henry's extraordinary successes as man of affairs, historian, writer and informal consultant to the high and the mighty.

It was wounded pride, but it was pride nonetheless.

"It was wounded before," Mr. Rodriguez said with a shrug.

Another is that it was wounded by one of the German snipers stationed on the English Channel coast with orders: shoot the pigeons.

He tells us that his "heart" (cor) was still attached adhaerebat) to her, that it was wounded (conscium et vulneratum), and that the separation "drew blood" (trahebat sanguiem).

I don't know if it was wounded.

It helped that I was wounded.

And it is wounded.

Looking up toward the World Trade Center, you can see that it is wounded, but certainly not mortally.