Sentence examples for more wounding from inspiring English sources

More wounding for the Israeli prime minister was an attack on his policies by none other than the country's most senior military figure, the army chief of staff, Moshe Yaalon.

But it was a symbolic knock for Mr Sarkozy just seven months before a presidential election, and it has crushed morale in his party.Yet it is the fall-out from a slow-crawling corruption case that could prove more wounding.

(The caveat is that we do not know where this story is going; there may yet be revelations that make the crisis more wounding for the prime minister).The great irony of Mr Cameron's predicament is that he has managed to get himself embroiled in a crisis concerning something he has never really cared about: newspapers.

Many have drawn a parallel between what is happening to David Cameron and what became of John Major in the belief that there is no more wounding insult to a Tory prime minister than to compare him with the man who tucked his shirt into his underpants.

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More wounding still must be the memory of 1966, the only year that Austria won.

At least 15 Iraqis were killed and 65 more wounded.

Back at the hospital, more wounded were arriving.

Or will an even more wounded animal come out fighting?

Three soldiers were killed and two more wounded.

Ambulances periodically rushed by, lights flashing, carrying more wounded.