Sentence examples for traumatised yet from inspiring English sources

She was clearly severely traumatised, yet she had ambitions.

She must have been traumatised, yet seemed calm and steely.

It was traumatising – yet at the same time, it was beautiful".

Beyond his fleeting appearance, Amazing Grace is all about how slavery damaged the British, whether they were traumatised ex-slavers, heroic yet tormented abolitionists, or the corrupted souls supporting the trade.

As far as they're concerned, it's open season for the American government.' Yet Mubanga, though traumatised by his ordeal, believes he stayed sane partly because of his growing religious faith, and partly because of his rapping.

Yet after the fighting, traumatised by what he had experienced, Nevinson made few masterpieces and entered a gradual decline.

Yet local authorities have been traumatised by years of Treasury demands to keep spending and council taxes down.

We haven't even counted the dead yet, let alone the injured, displaced and traumatised.

They include many of the 25,000 survivors of torture who have been traumatised by their experience, others who have survived kidnapping and yet more who have been persecuted for their religious beliefs.

"We're still a deeply traumatised country and we're not fully out of the woods yet," he said.

Groves is 26, not seriously traumatised by his trade and has room to improve, so we should not lose faith just yet.