Sentence examples for wounded suffering from inspiring English sources

One soldier was wounded, suffering an apparent concussion.

In 1916, she married old Etonian Gilbert Mitchison while he was on a week's leave from the battlefields of Flanders, where he was later wounded, suffering a fractured skull with after-effects which took a long while to heal.

It concluded, based on interviews with more than 1,200 soldiers and Marines, that because of repeated deployments, troops were increasingly likely to have experienced traumatic events in combat — being wounded, suffering through explosions, seeing comrades killed or wounded, killing the enemy.

Mercy is essential because all men are sinners, in need of God's forgiveness and grace, and it's especially necessary today, at a time when "humanity is wounded," suffering from "the many slaveries of the third millennium" — not just war and poverty and social exclusion, but also fatalism, hardheartedness and self-righteousness.

Many of the civilians who made it out alive were wounded, suffering from malnutrition, and experiencing psychological trauma.

But the authorities warned that with so many of the wounded suffering critical injuries the toll is sure to rise.

Worden never fully recovered from his Monitor wounds, suffering chronic pain, a blind eye and permanent facial markings.

Bathing during unusually warm summer weather in Northern Europe poses a considerable risk to individuals with open wounds suffering from pre-existing chronic conditions or those who are immunocompromised.

After the last Roma-Lazio derby in April, seven fans were wounded, some suffering knife wounds, in clashes between supporters.

Yelena K. Bayalinova, a Health Ministry spokeswoman, said that more than 600 people had been wounded, many suffering serious gunshot wounds.

It was heart-breaking to see our Beloved Theresa wounded and suffering, perhaps dying.