Sentence examples for permanent wounds from inspiring English sources

"It didn't," he says, "leave permanent wounds because the response was so remarkable.

After walking barefoot for miles, dragging firewood beside them, many women suffer almost permanent wounds to their hands and feet.

Rape victims often went through unsafe abortions after the genocide, because abortion was and still is illegal, which in many cases caused similar permanent wounds.

The novel is at its best when the characters quietly seek an audience for their pleasures, their pains, and the "more permanent wounds of their longer lives waiting, undiscovered".

Yes, it takes THAT much work to change my permanent wounds.

"It is an irreplaceable loss, and a permanent wound that stays forever," Mr. Lichtblau said.

The moment burns in my memory 52 years later, a permanent wound in my life.

But even it is not a skin replacement that can be used immediately for any permanent wound closure.

Mr. Calderón's uncle was killed by Pinochet's security police, leaving "a permanent wound on the family," he said.

That self-pitying line in the finale about his marriage being "some temporary bandage on a permanent wound"?

Speaking for all men, it seems, Pete described his family life last season as a "temporary bandage on a permanent wound".