Sentence examples for old sores from inspiring English sources

No, he will not pick over old sores.

But ethnic harmony might also, presumably, be undermined by opening old sores in the Malaysian relationship.

Chicago boys The institute debate reopens old sores on campus stretching back to a 1970s uproar about the "Chicago boys".

Houllier repeated his criticism of Ginola last year in the book Secrets de coachs, which opened up old sores.

The country is like a "single-issue activist", wilfully ignoring subjects that might unite the countries in favour of those that heighten dissension.Neither side can resist scratching old sores.

If Berlin was an album about loss, ruin and ghosts, then there's something fitting about the sight of the musician on stage, with grey in his hair and specs on his nose, turning back to re-open the old sores.

They pay more, per pound, for a healthy horse, than for an old, sore horse.

"It's sort of like an old sore that needed to be healed," said Ms. Brooks.

Erstad, the old sore loser and crybaby, is one of the major reasons.

And, intentionally or not, his accusations stir up an old, sore question: should the Jews have done more to fight the persecutions that eventually enveloped them?

To add the final ingredient of this rich brew of actors and their targets, there is the old sore of Egypt's border crossing into Gaza at Rafah.