Sentence examples for through a trauma from inspiring English sources

"When you go through a trauma like that, it doesn't just have the immediate physical ramifications.

"You know when you've been through a trauma together?" laughs Cassidy.

HW: When you go through a trauma, you do lose yourself.

Flynn's well-paced story deftly shows the fallibility of memory and the lies a child tells herself to get through a trauma.

The child must express an interest in stopping, and the effort should not be made when the child is going through a trauma like entering a new school.

Like the artist in "Marwencol," Frank uses his tiny town to work through a trauma, the damage left by a childhood bully who called him a girl.

Before London Road opened at the National, her mother, Kerry Nicol, reproached the East Anglian Daily Times, where a writer had urged its performance in Ipswich: "You or a family member have obviously never been through such a trauma as us victims".

After living through such a trauma, Mr Fukui is adamant that runaway investment should never again be allowed to wreak such havoc on the economy.He is also concerned about the way Japan has been supplying much of the world's liquidity.

"In a time of trauma — and we've been through a national trauma — people have a need to tell stories, to create a narrative".

A Bronx friend, who had survived a spinal injury, coached my father through a similar trauma and gave me indispensable caretaking advice.

"We've been through a complete trauma.