Sentence examples for wound experience from inspiring English sources

When skin is wounded, the cells at the cut edge of the wound experience a dramatic microenvironmental transition from plasma to a new environment of serum for the first time (Henry et al., 2003).

One thing McIlroy will not lack is motivation, by virtue of wounding experience.

In 1939, when Wolfgang was recovering from wounds experienced while fighting in Poland, Hitler visited him twice in the hospital.

ART, even when recognized as life-saving and when widely available, can not 'heal' all wounds experienced by those infected by HIV.

What sort of person was the bomber, Finney wanted to know, and what wounding life experience led to his violent impulse?

And it's why our last e-book of 2011, published in December, was Beyond the Battlefield, which was based on a riveting, ten-part series, augmented with video and infographics and written by our veteran military correspondent, David Wood, exploring the challenges, successes and tragedies that severely wounded veterans experience when returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan.

The FSB officers questioned them about their wounds and experiences in the war, taking notes and handing the fighters forms to sign.

Many of these wounded veterans experienced life-altering injuries requiring constant care and assistance.

Williams was wounded by the experience and it was not performed again in her lifetime.

It's a city that's still very much wounded from that experience.

And, crucially, given that liberalism is on the defensive everywhere, it's: how can you get back in the ring?" Clegg's is a memoir that reveals itself by stealth; a book by a man wounded by his experience.