Sentence examples for something of a trauma from inspiring English sources
I have the impression that ever since that competition, global football is something of a trauma in his young mind.
It has something to do with repressed memories of a trauma that befell them in preschool, but the deeper "Nightmare" delves into this sordid back story, the less haunting it becomes.
In the past, I have found Baumbach's narcissistically insular comedies something of a trial, from the semi-autobiographical traumas of The Squid and the Whale to the grating self-absorptions of Margot at the Wedding and Greenberg.
Responsible innovation becomes something of a metaphor.
Another is that facing a fear head-on in therapy, and seeing that nothing bad will happen, can change your association with that fear especially if you're scared of something because of a prior experience or trauma.
But when something hits a core trauma – I actually got really retriggered.
Sure, the lead character — Dr. Herman Kline, the 50-something head of the trauma bay at Mount Sinai Medical Center — is definitely feeling a crisis of confidence.
"Sometimes I think of myself as a trauma victim.
If it happens prematurely, though, it will be the result of something bad, and that trauma will likely beget further trauma.
