Sentence examples for make traumatised from inspiring English sources

This was in contrast to the later practice in WWII, where the remit of psychiatric practice was to make traumatised soldiers fit for return to active duty [ 28].

The doctor is wrestling with his own experience of the war — long years of trying to make terrified, traumatised boys seem well enough to return to battle.

Napoleon reckoned "there is no such thing as an accident, only design", while new age writers have made (and traumatised) millions by suggesting people are wholly culpable for each ­tragedy that befalls them, giving them a false sense of certainty in a random world.

It seeks to explain him as a man, making him traumatised by the suicide of his wife.

What are the warden-owners and hunter-consumers of a game preserve to do when the frogs and butterflies and trees and worms that make up the traumatised and hungry population object to its current business model?

Much of it made me feel traumatised and upset.

It makes sense, in families that have been traumatised from one generation to the next, to select embryos that do not carry those genes.

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How could it be possible for the mother of Mary and Jodie, far more than normally traumatised to make a sensible long term decision about her daughter, only 18 days after their birth?

Then you can think a bit about how traumatised people make bad decisions, and conclude that the aggression, the fear, the shame, the self-harm – it has to stop.

But for those who feel they made a mistake going to war or who have been traumatised by the experience, the process of deradicalisation can be more appealing than a jail sentence.