Examples of using Deeply wounded in English and their translations into German
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I'm deeply wounded.
Envelop in paschal light those who are deeply wounded.
Francis was deeply wounded by this unjust world.
It left lasting scars on the global economy and left many investors deeply wounded, too.
And when moment presents, balance scale against those who have most deeply wounded heart.
The composer was deeply wounded by such defamation, and his health suffered significantly.
Heart has been deeply wounded.
Concealed, you bear the pain that betrayal has caused you, andyour bitterness is great because some much loved person has deeply wounded you.
Do you think, Cyrenius, that the deeply wounded lover still does not want to see or hear anything from the poor but very beautiful maiden, as he had decided some time ago?
Sorting through what happened, grieving overthe real issues of abandonment, and bringing reality to very young, deeply wounded parts will take time.
South Africa's soul was deeply wounded, and even the charisma and readiness for reconciliation of the first black South African president Nelson Mandela could only nominally change this.
Despite the tragedy Greece has been forced to face by the criminal international economic system,the country still stands, although deeply wounded.
How did you recognize in Gloria, underneath all her layers of sophistication, this deeply wounded, angry being that would let you replicate once again your relationship with your mother?
To put it crudely: does it matter that the Chinese Communist Party killed millions upon millions people,desecrated the environment and deeply wounded China's traditional culture?
We have encountered this Face and on that day, at that moment,his Love so deeply wounded our hearts that we could no longer refrain from asking ceaselessly to be in his Presence.
In his song cycle Messages of the Late Miss R. V. Troussova, which made him internationally famous in 1981- when he was already 55- he uses verses by Rimma Dalos to imagine the story of a failing love andan abandoned, deeply wounded woman.
The Priest should considerpeople coming to Confession as those returning from the battlefield, some deeply wounded, some near to death, others with little hurts and others in psychological trauma.
Having recently emerged from a century that was deeply wounded by two World Wars and the collapse of the great ideologies, now revealed as tragic utopias, Europe today is in search of its own identity.
They do from unconsciousness, from their emotional wounds and their survival strategies learned in childhood, when they felt deeply wounded in their search for love and acceptance.
This Synod has to find ways for the Word of God to become“the food for life, for prayer and for the daily journey”(To walk from Christ, No.24),so that in a Society that is deeply wounded by the“dictatorship of relativism”(Pope Benedict XVI), the celebrated Word, celebrated, listened to and lived, can be a solid reference point on which to build the life of the ecclesial community and the personal life of all believers.
For, in the immediate aftermath of World War II, most Europeans viewed the United States as both its defender against the Soviet Union's expansionist aims andthe key external actor for their deeply wounded continent's moral and economic reconstruction.
It deeply wounds us to see suffering and death, especially that of the innocent!
In view of this motherhood, Mary was preserved from original sin, from that fracture in communion with God,with others and with creation, which deeply wounds every human being.
The solitude and lack of support it imposes are deeply wounding to those who suffer it.
It tears heart to know how deeply she wounded you.
Ah, in my inmost heart how deeply the wound smarted!