Sentence examples for may be wounded from inspiring English sources

Rupert Murdoch may be wounded by controversy in Britain.

The economy may be wounded, but today's Japanese are still extraordinarily well off.

But others in Washington note that while Fannie Mae may be wounded, its influence should not be underestimated.

Some people's faith in human nature may be wounded by the Mons Memorial Museum, but the optimist will leave with the hope that humanity can transcend the industry of conflict.

Van Houten is never less than spirited, yet the movie comes across as a tacky, unappealing compound of the casual and the vicious; Rachel and other resisters may be wounded and humiliated, yet suffering, in Verhoeven's eyes, seems to be little more than a temporary setback.

Yahoo may be wounded, but it's still a major company and has years of momentum behind it — many people will continue to use services like Flickr based on habit if nothing else.

My heart may have been wounded, but I took comfort in how hard I could make it pump.

B". in blood on the walls of the parking garage where he had hidden, Chief Brown said, an indication that he may have been wounded.

Mr. Agar survived the attack, officials said, and it is not clear how many people may have been wounded or killed.

The gunfire erupted about 10 15 a.m. outside a Fiesta store, and police are searching for a suspect, who may have been wounded in the gunfire.

The Yazidi girl had escaped, but she told American interrogators that Kayla had stayed behind to take care of the other hostage, who was older and may have been wounded by shrapnel.