Sentence examples for traumatised with from inspiring English sources

Eventually the wound required surgery, leaving Wilson traumatised with a phobia of his face being covered - a consequence of the anaesthesia - and full sight in only his left eye, and only then at close range.

As Fergal Keane reports, children on both sides of the regime have been traumatised, with the UN warning of "a lost generation of Syrian children".

According to the treatment groups 1 6, the parietal peritoneum was subsequently traumatised with various modalities– 1(f)).

The new film starts with a traumatised Katniss with her neck in a brace and barely able to speak.

So what do we think about the psychic who led on a traumatised mother with a missing child while wasting police time with her psychic hunches?

And they're used to transporting fuel and anchors, not traumatised refugees with scabies and head lice.

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.

With the capital flowed the ships and steamers out of the Thames, sitting on board one of which was Joseph Conrad's traumatised Marlow, with his Congo tales of venturing "into the heart of an immense darkness".

The films, the first of which was released in 2012, have raked in more than $2bn worldwide at the box office and made a global star of their leading lady, Jennifer Lawrence, who plays the increasingly traumatised Katniss with a perfect mix of fury and resignation.

By the time they reach the borders, they are exhausted, traumatised and with little or no resources to rely on".

The quantity was scored according to the incidence of traumatised areas with adhesions and the adhesion coverage was calculated as fraction of adhesions (given as percentage of the traumatised area).