Sentence examples for traumatised her from inspiring English sources

The state has traumatised her, perhaps for life.

Her father is an animal behaviourist, her mother is traumatised, her brother has gone Awol and her sister, Fern, has vanished entirely.

At the conclusion, she discovers the house that has traumatised her for months "feels like home"; "this place.

Whether 11 or 14, she is a juvenile under the law, yet she has been held in solitary confinement at an adult maximum-security jail an experience that her lawyer says has traumatised her.

Laura claims they have traumatised her with an interfering "nanny state" approach to her education and welfare which almost drove her to abort her sailing ambitions and put her into a child care home.

The figure of Mary in the novel I wrote once the theatre performance had ended is traumatised; her voice is filled with terror and grief, but it is also filled with a sort of stern intelligence.

His dad counsels that JD remember his daughter is only four and that by pushing her too hard to take up shooting he may traumatise her and put her off altogether.

Silent night, holy night All is calm, all is bright Round yon Virgin Mother and Child Holy Infant so tender and mild Sleep in heavenly peace Then wake every two hours for feeds Once in royal David's city, Stood a lowly cattle shed, Where a mother laid her Baby, Her traumatised husband to her said: I'm off to the pub for a pint of mild, To wet the head of this little Child.

Her mother was so traumatised that her breast milk dried up.

Khadija al-Hadj Abdou, the wife of a cattle herder, looked fragile and traumatised under her red and green veil, but her black eyes stayed dry when she told her story.

Bouchar appears to remain deeply traumatised by her abduction and imprisonment, and that of her husband.