Sentence examples for some trauma from inspiring English sources

So there was some trauma to get through in even picking it up again.

"It appears there was some trauma to the bodies," Chief White said.

If she knows of some trauma inflicted on Woody Allen, she should tell us what it was.

As a cardiac anesthesiologist, I dread the inevitable avalanche of patients demanding the "less traumatic" procedure described in "Making Some Trauma of Heart Surgery Disappear" (July 4).

It wasn't about revisiting childhood fears; it didn't even do what was expected in some trauma treatment, which was to relive an event through "imaginal exposure".

"The institution obviously went through some trauma when it lost its patron, and then it went through some more," he said.

The fear of causing some trauma to Elian by rescuing him could never outweigh the need to uphold the rule of law.

.") I was concerned, though, that Charlie Ravioli might also be the sign of some "trauma," some loneliness in Olivia's life reflected in imaginary form.

The debate has angered some trauma researchers, and infuriated veterans' groups who say that as it is, mental health services too often fall short.

But as she sits through lessons she doesn't comprehend, greedily scoffs other kids' leftover food and trails around companionless in the playground, some trauma is slowly working its way up inside her.

A textbook authored by Figley includes self-assessments to test your "ego resiliency", "self-compassion" and "post-traumatic growth" – that is, the "positive changes that some trauma survivors report as a result of the struggle to cope with traumatic events".