Sentence examples for traumas from from inspiring English sources

"Every wound tells a story, and we've learned a lot about head traumas from the mission skeletons," he says.

These children need continuing psychotherapy to deal with these traumas from preschool onward in the schools to work on these complex underlying problems.

In general, everything rests on the idea that we've inherited traumas from our past lives and that we can work through these traumas in the present.

A promo for "The Rockefellers" lays out the family's many traumas, from public scorn to crises of conscience, then asks the derisive question "Who wants to be a millionaire?" The obvious answer is "Everybody".

Traumas from Slim's past — including family alcoholism, the ghastly premature delivery of an unwanted baby, a bland interracial marriage and a passionate infatuation with a female student — have coalesced into a war within herself, culminating in a poetic epiphany.

The good people at Madame Paulette, (212) 838-6827, take care of all postparty traumas, from damaged upholstery to stained couture, and will even purify the air before leaving your home.

A trauma from puppyhood, she supposes.

Frazier has suffered no lasting trauma from his unique experience.

We cannot eliminate head trauma from youth sports.

At least one person a day dies, usually from head trauma from a crash.

Laurie Brooks is another playwright interested in looking at the Salem trauma from the distaff side.