Sentence examples for trauma of battle from inspiring English sources

The Cumberland they return to is under uneasy occupation by a Union battalion commanded by Lt. Col. Michael Burduck, a troubled man subject to trances in which he relives the trauma of battle.

It is about those who come back wounded, mentally damaged and unable to live "normal" lives because of the trauma of battle.

This classification reflected the view of the Charité psychiatrists that individual predisposition, rather than the trauma of battle, was responsible for the development of symptoms and resulted in only 7 servicemen being granted compensation.

What could be more rewarding than taking the personal trauma of battling breast cancer and putting it to good use every day?

Having witnessed the psychological traumas of battle, many medical students returning from the war applied for psychoanalytic training, and their arrival roughly coincided with the immigration of European refugees who had studied with Freud and his followers in Vienna.

After the trauma of that battle, Brandon and his best pal, Steve Shriver Channing Tatumm), are especially relieved to be done with their tours, and they return home to Brazos, Tex., looking forward to a normal life of Lone Star hell-raising.

The victims would be able to get monetary damages without having to go through the trauma of court battles, and they would be shielded from possible church bankruptcies.

The remains of what may be King Richard III, showing a curved spine and signs of battle trauma.

It stars Gerard Butler — rugged, wry, and, ever since "300," trembling on the verge of stardom, though I worry that he may never recover from the trauma of having stormed into battle wearing a Spartan diaper.

However, a virtual "vaccination" against the trauma of war raises worrying issues ("Battle ready?", November 17th).

If trauma — in battle or elsewhere — can unhinge the uncluttered mind of a dog, how much more readily it must affect the complex mind of a human.