Sentence examples similar to wound emotionally from inspiring English sources

We see him, a troubled young student, intelligent yet wounded (emotionally as well as physically, it seems) moving through the world and doing things that prove he is A Man on the Edge.

Alicia wasn't spunky, plucky or feisty; she wasn't visibly wounded, emotionally damaged, fatally self-effacing or popping Valium in the bathroom.

Soldiers and Marines came home from wars wounded emotionally and physically and after hospital discharges were left to fend for themselves.

Most of the women Xinran encountered were wounded either emotionally or physically.

His yearlong mission to train an Iraqi Army battalion had left him wounded and emotionally drained, and he was eager to go.

On it goes for the physically wounded but emotionally invigorated Philadelphia 76ers, who take an astonishing 1-0 lead into Game 2 of the National Basketball Association finals on Friday night against America's big bully, Shaquille O'Neal and the once-infallible Los Angeles Lakers.

Harsh speech is speech motivated by anger that wounds another emotionally through insulting and severely critical words.

His practice trying to explain war to anyone who would listen left Jacob feeling conflicted and wounded -- emotionally, psychologically and spiritually.

Regardless of my personal attachment to the military, I knew my idea of wounded or emotionally traumatized veterans was narrow at best.

This male dying swan could symbolize all emotionally wounded mortals.

Of course rock has long addressed itself to the emotionally wounded teenager.