Sentence examples similar to s a wound from inspiring English sources
"Norman's death is a wound that we both carried".
"Norman's death is a wound that we both carried". Norman's sacrifice was well known in Vietnam.
Eka Kurniawan's folkloric "Beauty Is a Wound" and "Man Tiger" follow generations bound by unspeakable tragedies.
Her pain, in contrast to Zheljka's open anguish, is a wound that festers because it is covered tight.
"The NGO's intervention is a wound that has already done damage," said one administrator.
The song is a wounded soldier's lament about how an enemy fighter "shot me in my shoulder".
Last year's massacre left a wound that will take time to heal.
Trump's strident criticism reopened a wound that party leaders had hoped was in the past.
Avicenna's suggestion of wine as a wound dressing was commonly employed in medieval Europe.
This account of Grantham's wounding recalls a firefight in which he was shot through the chest, a wound that his fellow Marines tried to seal with cellophane from cigarette packs.
"This split identity — Gary's — is taken as a wound to be healed rather than a resource to be used".
