Sentence examples for terribly wounded from inspiring English sources

Maria's sons have been terribly wounded by their ordeal, their grandmother said.

"I was terribly wounded by my wife's death," he told me.

"One thing that seems clear is that Giffords, who was terribly wounded but survived, was the nearest and most obvious representative of 'the government' that Loughner could find.

But ever since the battle and the story have moved from Iraq to other countries, the odds have caught up and the world has lost — in addition to Libyan, Syrian, Egyptian, Bahraini, Afghan, and other local journalists — the filmmaker Tim Hetherington, the photographer Chris Hondros, and now the reporter Anthony Shadid, while the photographer Joao Silva was terribly wounded by a mine.

Another story the writer heard in Isfahan was that of the "piece of meat," about a mother who made it her mission to keep the terribly wounded son-- just a piece of meat"--of her neighbor alive out of revenge son-- justneighbor'son-- justturned in her own son, an anti-revolutionary, who was executed....Iran had been turned inside out, eviscerated, by war and revolution.

One reporter spied a pile of books in back of Tyson and asked him, "Do you read those, Mike Tysonon stiffened and replied, "What do you think?" It became clear to me that Tyson is an intelligent and complex individual who, on the one hand, is terribly wounded by his public image as a golem and yet, on the other, cannot restrain himself from acting the part.

In many ways Avram is Israel -- brilliant, witty, intelligent, inventive -- and yet terribly psychically wounded by a war that never ends.

Bentley's Oyster Bar and Grill, 11-15 Streetw Street, London W1 (020 7734 4756) Meal for two, including wine and service, £50-£100 Obviously, as a meat eater, I'm happy to see animals suffer for my dinner, but even I felt sorry for the big beast I came across at Bentley's Oyster Bar and Grill, its flesh so terribly slashed and wounded.

A New York that has been terribly damaged and cruelly wounded and yet, in many ways, is stronger than ever.

Announcing the climb-down, an American colonel in Afghanistan told reporters: "I stand before you today deeply, deeply ashamed and terribly sorry that Americans have killed and wounded innocent Afghan people".This is unlikely to prevent many more such incidents.

On radio, television and the Internet, men you wouldn't consider terribly invested in entertainment or celebrity culture were still wide-eyed and clearly wounded.