Sentence examples for physically wounding from inspiring English sources

This abnormal phenotype is observable in many plant species in nature, and spontaneous genetic mutations, bacterial infections, insect or mite attacks, physically wounding or herbicide sprays were reported causing plant fasciations (Goethals et al., 2001).

In this respect, it is conceivable that the physically wounded may have a slight advantage over their peers.

That is too bad, I think, because they do deserve all the honor the physically wounded receive.

"What's not in those costs are the mental healthcare costs for the people who were in the club but were not physically wounded," Miller said.

Historically, the medal has gone only to those who have been physically wounded on the battlefield as a result of enemy action.

Steve himself has to fight hand to hand for his very life, and it's no mere passing plot twist — he spends much of the movie physically wounded.

Those who believe that the Purple Heart should be reserved strictly for the physically wounded hold a more traditional sense of the battlefield in which wounds are bloody and undeniable.

However, the profiles of the men who served (the psychologically and physically wounded and those who died) reminded me that they are not the enemy and that they deserve my support and compassion,despite my feelingsabout the war itself.

Soldiers suffering from PTSD sometimes envy those like Emory who are physically wounded – their injuries can be seen – but the distinction is hard to sustain since bodily injury does not grant immunity to psychological damage.

On it goes for the physically wounded but emotionally invigorated Philadelphia 76ers, who take an astonishing 1-0 lead into Game 2 of the National Basketball Association finals on Friday night against America's big bully, Shaquille O'Neal and the once-infallible Los Angeles Lakers.

That concern is raised in the report, which notes that just 10 percent of the transition unit soldiers had been physically wounded in combat, while the rest had mental health problems or noncombat-related injuries or illnesses.