Sentence examples for might wound from inspiring English sources

And the fear that a role-playing game might wound the psychologically fragile seems to have flipped on its head.

I would be reluctant to intone words that might wound, particularly my fellow students, particularly at graduation, an event they should enjoy unambivalently.

Jackson had these words inscribed on her tombstone: "A being so gentle and yet so virtuous, slander might wound, but could not dishonor".

One Wednesday evening I was tiptoeing my way toward asking Charles how he felt about his wife's achievements — nervous that I might wound his pride — when he said: "I know what you're asking.

The 13th word of the first verse of the first song on "Unapologetic," the seventh album by Rihanna, is a curse, and she relishes it, hitting the syllables hard, spitting them out sharply as if she hoped they might wound someone.

This is shown to be so not merely through the deluded consciousness of George, but in the sane and watchful perspective of his old friend, Johnnie, who sees through the woman immediately: "This girl wore her attractiveness not as a girl should, simply, consciously, as a happy crown of pleasure, but rather as a murderous utensil with which she might wound indiscriminately right and left".

I might wind up paying you twice".

-How might wind data be recovered indirectly?

An unschooled defender might wind up matched up with Ginobili.

I might wind up speaking at the Republican convention, though.

"He might wind up playing a key role".