Sentence examples for wounding themselves from inspiring English sources

(The lesson here, then, might be that those who fight with Macy's end up wounding themselves more grievously).

Blaming honourably gay men, striving also to be honourably Catholic, draws a dishonest veil over religious formation processes, and allows the psycho-sexually immature to hide in subterfuges of pathological closets, wounding themselves, and the faith community too.

When a vehicle is struck by an IED, it's more likely to find heroic feats amongst those who come to the aid of the wounded than among the wounded themselves.

The people who had tried to heal her wounds now felt wounded themselves, their concern mocked by deceit.

He and four comrades wounded themselves to avoid combat, but were accused of treason and left to die in no-man's-land.

Many medical workers in Bahrain are often too frightened to help protesters, activists say, and the wounded themselves are often too frightened to seek help, fearing they will be arrested.

The wonderful production of "Love's Labour's Lost" that has just been running in Kabul Afghanistan's first professional theatre since the fighting began reflected this hard truth.Several of the actors had seen relatives killed or been wounded themselves.

They bred for wiry, sleek horses that were ideal for war, and Kathiawaris were noted for their loyalty and bravery in battle, often defending their riders even when wounded themselves.

Most patients (80.8%) had not undergone wound treatment of any kind, while 10.6% of them washed the wound themselves and 5.8% of them went to hospital on the day of the incident because of its severity, had their wounds cleaned and were given the anti-rabies vaccine (ARV).

Although the wounds themselves are usually not serious, infection may result.

"We've been told that sometimes the soldiers inside wound themselves just so they can get away from the battle," Abu Marwan said.