Sentence examples for wounded response from inspiring English sources

Jake brutally attacks Joey in the ring, and then giggles and jeers at Joey's angry and deeply wounded response.

"Riding to Vanity Fair" is one of the most pensive songs he has ever recorded: a wounded response to a rejected friendship, with strings tugging downward as an undertow.

This drew a predictably wounded response from industry and its political patrons like Representative Dan Boren, an Oklahoma Democrat, who called Mr. Salazar's comments "beyond the pale" and an "insult" to an industry already in "misery".

This I know from Richard Tomlinson's splendid book Amazing Grace, which recounts that Grace's wounded response to the Gloucestershire committee's inquiry as to whether he actually intended to play any cricket was to finish by saying the affection in which he held the county of his birth was not matched by that for the committee, which as a body he held in great contempt.

Ethylene is involved in the regulation of genes involved in resistance, defence and wounding response (Van Zhong and Burns [2003]; Berrocal-Lobo and Molina [2004]; Harfouche et al. [2006]).

In addition to directly regulating pro-inflammatory mediators and barrier function, HIF-2α is important in the wounding response and proliferation following injury (Fig. 2) [8, 17, 19, 20].

Importantly, EGF induces defence and wounding response genes in keratinocytes.

This situation could be viewed as an ex vivo wounding response and is compatible with recent findings in murine models.

The wounding response relies on tightly regulated crosstalk between recruited fibroblasts and the collagenous extracellular matrix (ECM).

The genes involved in wounding response and wound healing were enriched among both the up- and down-regulated transcripts, dependent on the tissue.

Fungal invasion within the host produced wounding responses evidenced by the expression of several wound-inducible genes.