Sentence examples for wound even from inspiring English sources

Usually tightly wound even when she's meant to be falling apart, Ms. Connelly cuts loose and goes (relatively) dark with her character, Janine.

"The site was a wound even before the Trade Center came down, like it was in Brasília or something," Childs said.

Little progress was made with chest wounds beyond opening up the wound even further to drain pus from the pleural cavity between the chest wall and the lungs.

Ogen Rintzler came from Israel to the blue-green waters of the Black Sea this afternoon to say farewell to his parents and to heal a wound even deeper than their loss.

Close living, as in military barracks, also appears to be a risk factor for infection with the resistant staph, as does having any kind of skin abrasion or wound, even one as minor as chafing from underclothing or athletic equipment, Dr. Jernigan said.

Spores of Clostridium are distributed widely in nature, especially in soil, and may enter the body through any wound, even a superficial abrasion; puncture wounds and deep lacerations are particularly dangerous because they provide the oxygen-free environment needed for growth of the microorganism.

Past epochs never vanish completely, and blood still drips from all their wounds, even the most ancient.

"It's the only way to close the wounds – even though victims are not obliged to pardon them," he said.

Mr. Fullerton remembered struggling for his life, enduring wounds even as he kept the car in gear, until it struck a parked van.

The snob might be wounded even by groundless innuendos about a vulgar, reckless youth; the nob could hope to shrug them off with a lordly chuckle.

As our colleague Abby Goodnough reports, many of the wounded, even those with health and disability insurance, face a lengthy period of rehabilitation and high medical costs.