Use "wounding" in a sentence

1. through the wounding of truth that we find maturity in love

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2. Inez, killing three privates, and wounding Colonel Pascual, Lieutenant Diaz, and fifteen men

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3. Their Hontoria planted three shells at the foot of our outworks, and one, tearing its way through the military crest of the ridge, burst under a bomb proof, killing Captain Rowell and Nelson, and wounding Lieutenant Lutz and several privates

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4. The encyclopedia added an additional date of AD 622 as the traditional start of his prophetic office and their calendar, and it had, in addition, explained that AD 625 was the date of the first wounding of their leader in one of the early but significant victories

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5. The drive-by shooting and wounding had made the news

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6. Planet, wounding it so much that it required a mass of energy to

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7. 23 And Lamech said to his wives, Adah and Zillah, Hear my voice; you wives of Lamech, listen to my speech: for I have slain a man to my wounding, and a young man to my hurt

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8. He quickly loosed an arrow as the chariot raced on past, but only succeeded in wounding the

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9. This time, Simon turns to run, the onslaught of stones beating, cutting, wounding his flesh

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10. They succeeded in wounding five more of the minotaurs and two of the firbolgs

11. He was released from the Kyoto Central Prison about two years ago and was imprisoned for malicious wounding

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12. One should never rape though! That‘s deeply wounding, whereas consensual sex is healing

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13. therapy of writing, as my reasons for self-inflicted wounding have become clear

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14. Every arrow, unless deflected by a shield, found its mark, killing or wounding as luck dictated, for no archer could afford the time to take careful aim, nor found the need

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15. Later that same day Ruis arrived at the police station and both he and Alves agreed to file charges against Colonel Nunes for wounding Vasquez although both of them were reluctant to do it but they both knew that the shooting of Vasquez would be used as evidence for the defence during his trial so that had to cover themselves

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16. In the interim one of his comrades lifted a broadsword with both hands and hewed through the king's left shoulder-plate, wounding the shoulder beneath

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17. “I went to borstal mate, got done for wounding with intent when I was 12

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18. That shot passed through the chest of the man closest to her mortally wounding him

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19. wounding him during the War

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20. She then fired three more bullets in quick succession, killing or wounding the four men on the roof

21. They were putting a thick wood beam across the heavy double doors when the doors blew in their faces, sending deadly wood splinters around the front lobby and killing or wounding the guards and the Gestapo officer

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22. On the shores of Normandy, bombers targeted their own men, killing one hundred eleven GIs and wounding nearly five hundred more

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23. The American night attack had been short, but it had succeeded in sinking nine of the precious troop transports, while nearly all the other troopships had been copiously strafed with heavy machinegun fire by the American P-40 fighters, killing or wounding a staggering number of Japanese soldiers that had been waiting on the decks to load up in barges and travel ashore to reinforce the beachheads

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24. � The grenade rolled just behind one of the Germans and exploded, killing or wounding all five Germans in a concert of screams

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25. � The plasma jet from the grenade�s shaped charge easily penetrated the tank�s turret, killing the gunner inside and seriously wounding the commander and the loader

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26. Seven more shells followed in quick succession, killing or wounding dozens of Chinese soldiers

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27. What they got instead was machine gun fire that raked their decks and superstructures, killing or wounding the sailors that were visible to the trawlers

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28. 7mm machine gun fire then hit the bridge of the Keshet, killing one sailor and wounding another, while destroying the surface radar set

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29. Using all the tricks Ali Gorani had taught her as her firearms instructor back in Iran, Farah then engaged in a ferocious firefight with the ISIS fighters, supporting the two Americans as best as she could and killing or wounding at least two more of their enemies

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30. Liberty, off the coast of the Sinai, in order to prevent it from intercepting Israeli radio signals during the 1967 Six-Day War, killing 34 of our sailors and wounding another 171 in the process

31. In Dar Es Salaam, 115 kilometers away, window panes shattered when the blast wave rolled over the city, wounding thousands of people, while the gigantic flash from the asteroid’s impact lit up the night sky and was seen over a thousand kilometers away

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32. The unknown shooter proved then to be an expert shot indeed, kil ing or wounding in a

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33. A second arrow was already on its way when the first arrow penetrated the thin birch bark bow of the leading canoe, not wounding any of the four warriors aboard but unsettling them while creating a minor water leak

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34. The second arrow then struck a warrior in the leading canoe, wounding him in his left shoulder and making him shout with pain

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35. Twelve more arrows followed in the first minute of shooting, killing or wounding five more warriors and damaging three of the canoes

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36. A second salvo from the hidden French militiamen, who had each a spare musket ready to fire, followed less than ten seconds later, killing or wounding more Iroquois

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37. You are violating your very cause that God raised you in the earth for, and you cannot gossip or slander against someone without wounding yourself

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38. George with the Dragon, wounding him

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39. even if that means mortally wounding the cozy relationship between our

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40. The best anger accomplishes is a release of energy, that, when directed at someone else in a conversation and wounding them, creates a painful opportunity for empathy between the assaulted and the batterer

41. He then shot down the other man, heavily wounding him

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42. He did enough damage that he incapacitated the driver without killing him and also severely wounding the man in the front passenger seat

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43. was to stop campus protests by killing, wounding, stabbing, or beating

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44. “An unidentified patient has escaped from the University Hospital after killing a surgeon and wounding three nurses

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45. Padawan"s and severely wounding several others

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46. Wounding an animal qualifies as killing it, and Bruce has found the site of the hit which is stained with blood

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47. Shooting practice has helped me to reduce my errors, and so the chance of only wounding an animal - thus making me a better hunter - and helps me understand the reason for my mistakes

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48. They believe that the chance of just wounding an animal is considerably smaller than from a side shot, which might hardly touch the entrails, or just wound it in the leg

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49. Over here, wounding counts as bagging

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50. Together we got Arthur down on his pallet, stripped off his gear, and began cutting through the cross-gartering of the lower leg armour, then cut part way up through his lamella thigh armour, which proved useless in this case, and saw the extent of his wounding

51. Because I don’t think your wounding was an accident

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52. I took the second javelin and did the same, a short run-up and flung it out in a beautiful arc, this time even better than the first and I laughed, delighted that I could still throw even after my terrible wounding

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53. He looked ill and the work at Lindinis was far too hard for him, himself still not fully recovered from his wounding

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54. The fact remains that Mass Media is responsible for psychically wounding and damaging its viewers by obsessing on violence, destruction and death

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55. wounding of the first Vatican by Napoleon in 1798 and the social and political ramifications that

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56. his boyhood fears and wounding

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57. After this the history goes on to say that the day fixed for the battle arrived, and that the duke, after having repeatedly instructed his lacquey Tosilos how to deal with Don Quixote so as to vanquish him without killing or wounding him, gave orders to have the heads removed from the lances, telling Don Quixote that Christian charity, on which he plumed himself, could not suffer the battle to be fought with so much risk and danger to life; and that he must be content with the offer of a battlefield on his territory (though that was against the decree of the holy Council, which prohibits all challenges of the sort) and not push such an arduous venture to its extreme limits

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58. Jennings' manners, and invariably disgusted by them, should overlook every inconvenience of that kind, should disregard whatever must be most wounding to her irritable feelings, in her pursuit of one object, was such a proof, so strong, so full, of the importance of that object to her, as Elinor, in spite of all that had passed, was not prepared to witness

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59. The sullen soldiers shouldered their empty tubes and fell into their places, like men whose blood had been heated by the past contest, and who only desired the opportunity to revenge an indignity which was still wounding to their pride, concealed as it was under the observances of military etiquette

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60. "He? Oh, no, he has plunged a thousand daggers into my heart, tragedy-weapons, I own, which instead of wounding sheathe their points in their own handles, but daggers which he nevertheless believed to be real and deadly

61. It exploded, killing or wounding some of the Marines

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62. The grenade detonated as he came down on top of it, mortally wounding him

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63. The grenade detonated as he came down on top of it, mortally wounding him

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64. “Malicious wounding,” she said just as she found the case online

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65. “Malicious wounding? What did he hit you with?”

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66. Annette got to the serious part when she asked if they had spoken to the prosecutor about dropping the malicious wounding

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67. He remembered later the scandal over a boy, whom he had taken from the country to bring up, and, in a fit of rage, had so violently beaten that proceedings were brought against him for unlawfully wounding

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68. They would have felt it wounding themselves to deceive the child

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69. Varenka felt inclined to smile, looking at her childish fury, but she was afraid of wounding her

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70. husband’s shamefaced embarrassment, his repeated awkward efforts to approach the subject, and how at last, having thought of the one means of helping Dolly without wounding her pride, he had suggested to Kitty—what had not occurred to her before—that she should give up her share of the property

71. The most influential critic, who in the past had dismissed me with a few wounding

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72. Her retaliations were both petty and wounding

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73. and wounding themselves against it

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74. I had been called Flash and Buck often, but somehow when Crumley did it, it went right by without wounding

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75. Nonsense! Yet, some small crazed mouse of wisdom scuttered about my brain and screeched what it knew: You needed Ralph, but, more! he needed you! And you did the only unforgivable, the wounding, thing! You vanished

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76. She had put into it all the fury of which she was capable, her crudest words, the most wounding, most unjust vilifica-tions, which still seemed minuscule to her in light of the enormity of the offense

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77. Now you couldn’t shoot a marble knuckles down without wounding a foreigner

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78. Jennings’ manners, and invariably disgusted by them, should overlook every inconvenience of that kind, should disregard whatever must be most wounding to her irritable feelings, in her pursuit of one object, was such a proof, so strong, so full, of the importance of that object to her, as Elinor, in spite of all that had passed, was not prepared to witness

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79. So that tormented to madness, he was now churning through the water, violently flailing with his flexible tail, and tossing the keen spade about him, wounding and murdering his own comrades

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80. But I know that Prince Sergay was always wounding her deeply, and by what do you suppose ? Strange to say, by his continual jealousy