Sentence examples for wounding someone from inspiring English sources

"And it hit the cameraman on his thick padded vest -- the only place in that crowd you could've hit without mortally wounding someone.

Masson comes across in the book as a bit silly rather than immoral, a reminder that wounding someone's vanity is a greater provocation than ostensibly graver injuries.

Though most of us have not physically harmed anyone, many have experienced wounding someone psychologically or being wounded.

He said, "it is not enough to stop wounding someone... [society] must do something about the harm [policy] has produced".

(leader, Spy, Soldier, Hitman, Double agent, Etc) Make sure you have some way of "killing" or "wounding" someone because eventually a war will break out.

The letters cited a recent article by The New York Times, which said that from 1993 to 2011, the F.B.I. deemed its agents' use of force justified in the 150 instances in which an F.B.I. agent fatally shot or wounded someone.

"Where was the due process, where was the effort to hear me out?" "I was so sorry for having wounded someone," Marrus said.

He said the project had been configured to exclude "anyone who is conceivably involved in a crime — a gunshot or stab wound, someone who might be strangled, you wouldn't touch".

To be sure that a spider is to blame for a wound, someone has to see the bite happen, and an expert has to identify the species.

Our current Department of Justice defines domestic abuse as "any behaviors that intimidate, manipulate, humiliate, isolate, frighten, terrorize, coerce, threaten, blame, hurt, injure, or wound someone".

Plus this is one of those movies where one hundred people shoot at the hero and miss but every shot he takes wounds someone fatally.