Sentence examples for without wounding from inspiring English sources

He can gossip without wounding.

How, you wonder, did that pre-Raphaelite Christ endure the crucifixion without wounding his lily-white flesh?

If a bullet hits the holy medal around a soldier's neck without wounding him, he has baraka.

The ornate weapons also lend themselves to ritualized combat in which males may lock horns and assess each other's strength without wounding each other.

And even if a woman – by some miracle – knows just how normal it is to require some extra stimulation to get off, she still faces the challenge of how to broach the topic of using a vibrator without wounding her partner's ego.

Her whole career was devoted to testing ways to "break through this film of the abstract // without wounding myself or you," as she wrote in "Cartographies of Silence" (1975), a poem about a lesbian affair and about the role that women's voices play in an environment where secrecy and code have of necessity taken on their own forms of power and beauty.

"And it hit the cameraman on his thick padded vest -- the only place in that crowd you could've hit without mortally wounding someone.

Indomitable and rubbery, equipped with mysterious powers, the two have laid waste to offices, stores, airports and lives -- so far without mortally wounding each other.

How this can be achieved without further wounding the system is not clear.

They concluded that peeling with SA can lead to alterations in the underlying dermal tissue without directly wounding the skin.

The frequency of GFP expressing was 74.6% and 75.7% in plants inoculated with and without root wounding indicating that wounding did not affect the induction of GFP expression.