Sentence examples for traumatic breaks from inspiring English sources

Major traumatic breaks are pretty common in the biographies of artists I respect.

An alternate hypothesis is that these condensations may have been organizing proliferative vitreoretinopathy from traumatic breaks we failed to visualize.

However, recently, new intramedullary devices have been used persistently, trying to solve problems such as infections [3, 7], traumatic breaks [8, 9] and malalignments [10] tied to the K-wire.

The reasons were usually parental (divorce, alcoholism, lovelessness) or romantic (traumatic break-ups, infidelity, uncertainty).

It is common to speak of ourselves as being "back on the market" when we've ended a relationship, or "damaged goods" after a traumatic break-up.

In 1998 she went into the Priory Clinic, south London, with 'exhaustion' after a traumatic break-up with actor Johnny Depp following a three-year relationship.

We were reacquainted following the traumatic break-in she suffered in the mid-1990s, when thugs got into the Hamilton Terrace house and beat her severely.

And although the ECB has not solved the euro crisis, it has made a traumatic break-up less likely.One problem, however, threatens to get significantly worse: fiscal policy.

It was Christian Science, with its belief that illness is Error and flesh is Illusion, that some 40 years later was also the cause of the traumatic break between father and daughter, after what Margaret Salinger describes as a disease-and-dysfunction-plagued life that she mostly blames on her upbringing in the cultic isolation of the Salinger Fortress of Silence.

"Me, Myself and I" is " ... replete with strong woman lyrics about holding one's head up high after a traumatic break-up".

Earlier this week, a woman named Sian Jameson told the Sun that she had a sexual encounter with a handsome ghost in a remote Welsh cottage, following a traumatic break-up with her boyfriend.