Sentence examples for trauma inflicts from inspiring English sources

Pray that they be released from the pain that trauma inflicts.

The report also reveals the trauma inflicted on the families of those sentenced to death.

The resulting physical and emotional trauma inflicted on women is inexcusable and an ongoing shame for Irish citizens.

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

He said he "deeply regretted and apologised" for the hurt and trauma inflicted upon those sent to the Magdalene Laundries.

Its fragmentary, stream-of-consciousness style represents both the attempts to understand individual human subjectivity and the trauma inflicted on society by the war.

In 2013, as Feinberg worked on distributing funds to those suffering from trauma inflicted by the Boston Marathon bombing, he told the Guardian: "It's harrowing.

The psychological toll of preparing for such an upheaval, on top of the trauma inflicted over years of abuse and the strain of the trial, is immense.

But the trauma inflicted on a very small but, in my biased view, hardly worthless demographic has gone sadly unremarked upon.

The implication is that Russian progress has been a kind of trauma inflicted on the collective body of humanity by brutal technicians.

Rather than oppose the ruling, Ireland's health minister, Simon Harris, offered €30,000 in November as compensation for the trauma inflicted on Mellet.