Sentence examples for traumatised into from inspiring English sources
Public figures to some extent grow thick skins, but ordinary people unexpectedly subjected to abuse-storms are easily traumatised into silence.
She was severely traumatised, went into therapy and stayed in psychoanalysis for the rest of her life.
He looks traumatised in Sydney.
Her sexuality and sexual identity come into traumatised conflict.
Some, seeing towels under our arms, smile with conspiratorial encouragement; others look traumatised and gaze into the distance.
This is another example of a politician tugging at our selfishness, invoking the language of economic prudence, making us want to elbow the already traumatised and vulnerable into total destitution.
Writing about Art Basel in his new book, Saatchi sums up the ambivalence that many in the art world feel towards fairs: "I've always believed it is important for artists never to be allowed near an art fair for fear the disillusionment with being part of a meat market would traumatise them into abandoning their brushes".
PICK OF THE WEEK Of course this record is actually horrible, the sort of thing they'd play in a dentist's waiting room if they wanted to traumatise you into letting them fill your cavities with molten lead, stag beetle larvae, anything, if only the music would stop.
I think we'll all agree that when it came to our own cinematic upbringings, entertainment always took a backseat to traumatising us into quiet submission to the powers of the universe, and most importantly, our parents.
There are times when the pair almost fuse into one traumatised entity.
Terrified and traumatised, more people flood into the camp by the day.
