Sentence examples for lingering scars from inspiring English sources

Yet prison life also left lingering scars.

(Greece ended World War II with a civil war that inflicted still lingering scars).

People were moved or put off by the emotional honesty and power of Alison Anders's "Things Behind the Sun," a drama about the lingering scars of rape, with a spectacular performance by Kim Dixon.

She knows that the Tsarnaev brothers, who lived in the United States for almost a decade, also had better upbringings than many other Muslims in the area, and thinks that their actions left lingering scars for those who dissociate from their radicalism.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20 — Bobby Jindal, a conservative Republican congressman from the New Orleans suburbs and the son of immigrants from India, was elected Louisiana's governor Saturday, inheriting a state that was suffering well before Hurricane Katrina left lingering scars two years ago.

Journalist Nita Bhalla recounts the lingering scars - physical and mental - from an assault on her and draws a wider lesson about violence against women in patriarchal India.

Perhaps his emotional reserve is the lingering scar of that unhappy childhood, or the legacy of a boarding school education.

Dioceses in New York and New Jersey are closing elementary schools and planning to consolidate parishes; the ranks of priests are dwindling; finances are increasingly dire; and the sexual abuse scandal has left a lingering scar on the churchs public image.

Bryant said he would need to break up lingering scar tissue in his ankle through movement and therapy.

There is no doubt that divorce can leave lingering psychological scars, especially on children.

I'm hoping to document clear signs of age for the calf, like fetal folds, a dimple at the neck or a lingering umbilical scar.