Sentence examples for shock of veterans from inspiring English sources

"Men Never Like To Talk" tackles the emotional shell shock of veterans with admirable directness and humor.

Henderson's tell-it-like-it-is style is something of a shock for veteran Jets defenders, who for the past three seasons had worked under the decidedly low-key Ted Cottrell.

The case against Mr. Gilliland, 46, stands out for the number of immigrants he helped and the shock of a respected veteran gone bad.

The shock of the American veteran Tony Thompson destroying the 6ft 8in British heavyweight hope David Price in two rounds in Liverpool earlier in the evening reverberated all the way to London, as Audley Harrison again lit a fire under his interesting career by winning his second Prizefighter trophy, becoming the first man to do so.

Haynesworth said Friday that he was shocked by the Bucs' bloodletting of veterans earlier this week and that he did not want to go to a rebuilding team.

While claims for all other forms of mental illness, like schizophrenia and bipolar illness, have declined by about 12percentt of patients at veterans' hospitals over the last decade, the number of veterans receiving compensation for post-traumatic shock has nearly tripled.

"A leader of veterans is exposed as a fraud" The Cheater Says: Manipulate vulnerable people in a way that shocks the conscience?

Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of veterans wait.

"That is to the detriment of veterans".

Lots of veterans have it pretty tough.

In comparisons of veterans with non-veterans (Table 1), veterans own firearms more commonly (44.9%, 95% confidence interval [CI] 41.3 48.6%) than do non-veterans (20%, 95% CI 18.3 21.6%) in the general population (Azrael et al., 2017).