Sentence examples for traumatised him from inspiring English sources

The experience traumatised him.

He was sent to prison, where he served a sentence of 24 days, an experience that traumatised him.

(Hoffmann's own father ran off when he was young; the event traumatised him).

If his ex was indeed the love of his life, her defection may have severely traumatised him.

In the short clip, titled 'Just Me In The House By Myself', an adult Kevin details how being left Home Alone that Christmas has traumatised him.

Jones, who has stood down while the investigations take place, has said the affair has so traumatised him he had considered suicide.

It is one of 29 small schools that are part of the "autonomy zone", a pilot programme launched quietly by the city's Department of Education (DoE) last autumn.In this section The next big thing Stressed out and traumatised Free him, or charge him Too young to die Go down, Moses?

Besides, by erecting the monument, the state appears to be favouring some religions, the Jewish and Christian, over others.In this section The next big thing Stressed out and traumatised Free him, or charge him Too young to die Go down, Moses?

The near accident traumatises him and the comment is made that "men condemned to death are subject to sudden moments of elation; as if, like moths in the fire, their destruction were coincidental with attainment".

It seeks to explain him as a man, making him traumatised by the suicide of his wife.

Similarly, the Bible recounts how Jesus' death was a "neatly" executed job by the ruling class, but one that left Christ's disciples and the women who supported him "traumatised, fearful, despairing" and with "every dream of the future gone".