Sentence examples for war traumas from inspiring English sources

Tyler's vivid graphic memoir affectingly excavates her father's war traumas.

It sailed from New York on Oct. 18, 1865, carrying 59 passengers and a cargo of hope bound for a once-confident New Orleans now recovering from Civil War traumas.

During and after the Civil War, museum staff gathered anecdotes of firearm deaths and data from survivors of war traumas and compiled this information into a six-thousand-page, six-volume illustrated series that the museum calls "an unprecedented effort to learn from the wounds and maladies of war".

"Literary work that year reflected a world in the aftermath of tremendous upheaval," she wrote, citing the first world war traumas reflected in Mrs Dalloway, the shift from realism and naturalism to modernism, Stein's experiments with language, the foundation of the New Yorker magazine, and the general American postwar cultural excitement of what Fitzgerald dubbed "the Jazz Age".

Syrian children are drawing to heal their civil war traumas.

But then the soldiers, their families, and -- as they come home and people are faced with the consequences of their war traumas -- their communities, begin to experience their fear.

The second group consists of those who are experiencing genuine "reactivated" symptoms from war trauma.

Rizzo, A. et al. in Healing War Trauma A Handbook of Creative Approaches.

It isn't easy to banish demons caused by war, trauma, and rape".

The symptoms of war trauma could be eased, in Rivers's view, by telling the story of what caused it.

Her caseload includes victims of trafficking and people from Africa and Sri Lanka who have suffered war trauma including multiple rape.