Sentence examples for profound scars from inspiring English sources

Her profound scars are, of course, invisible and not as easy to define.

The company's own near-death experience in 1997, he said, left a similarly profound scar on its corporate psyche.

Circumcision leaves a profound scar that is anything but superficial," says Dr. Chris Coughhran, an anti-circumcision advocate, tells VICE.

Liver cirrhosis is a pathogenic state typically caused by chronic alcohol consumption or viral hepatitis infection, resulting in a profound scarring of the liver.

Thus foregone work experience due to early unemployment among young skilled entrants is generally low, and no profound psychological scars may be expected in this regard.

York and Turner's combined 15-month deployments to Guantanamo have left them with profound psychological scars; Veterans Administration doctors diagnosed both with PTSD.

Perhaps an even more profound emotional scar of the recent violence is the rift between Israeli Jews and the Arab citizens of Israel, now nearly 20percentt of the population.

All failures were JIA children and were associated with profound subconjunctival scarring after glaucoma surgery.

Argentina's collapse in 2001 left profound social and political scars; it is sad that Greece is going down the same road.

Reamer made it through the leukemia — or, rather, she went into remission — but the illness and the brutal bone-marrow treatments she underwent left a deep mental scar, a profound fear that the cancer would return made it difficult to experience any joy in life.

Despite increased type I collagen expression and profound increase in early scar mass, rhTGF-β2 did not improve the structural properties.