Sentence examples for of being traumatised from inspiring English sources

O'Donnell told the commission he had left the church because of being traumatised by working with people like Searson and another pedophile priest, Wilfred Bill Bakerer, and because he had wanted to get married.

Other former pupils, who were not witnesses in the court trials, have spoke of being "traumatised" by their time at the school.

The character was written out after resigning under the grounds of being traumatised by the death of colleagues in a bomb blast.

Coconut cream prep [preparation] area messy... containers on floor of coolroom... drinking ice in bar sink.' The disclosure of problems behind the scenes at some of London's top hotel come after it was revealed that an American lawyer and his wife are seeking millions of dollars in compensation for being traumatised by bedbugs at the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park Hotel.

Thousands of women are being traumatised and tormented by being locked up in the UK for no reason.

"It is under President Zuma that we have seen the youth of the ANC being traumatised, being expelled from their own home.

I am told that at the end of the last decade the borough of Haringey was traumatised to the point of paralysis by its role in the Baby P case, and therefore incapable of constructive thought about regeneration, but that it has now turned itself around.

The killing of Alexandra Mezher, 22, has led to questions about overcrowded conditions in some refugee centres, with too few adults and employees to take care of children, many of whom are traumatised by war.

But Germany did accommodate hundreds of thousands of refugees last year, and many of them are traumatised by civil wars and long, gruelling journeys to Europe.

While all but a handful of abducted Ugandans have now escaped, a generation of children is traumatised by war.

The children have a lot of problems: they are poor, they are orphans, and many of them are traumatised by war.