| Although Crook had a tough time in his teens, he insists it did not traumatise him. |
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| Their big fear was that the shock of contact with the west would traumatise them, or make them so different they could never return. |
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| If this show manages to traumatise you, perhaps you should consider turning to Stairway To Heaven on Monday nights. |
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| Patients should minimize activities that may traumatise the skin and mucous membranes during active phases of the disease. |
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| It is utterly reprehensible to threaten and traumatise children, parents and teachers. |
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| But, one guaranteed to traumatise the hoarder and make the hoarding subsequently worse. |
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| Education has been severely disrupted by the curfews and restrictions on movement, and traumatise children are achieving results well below norm. |
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| Teenagers need to experiment with stupid trends, join their peers in sporting tattered neon wristbands or dropped crotch monkey jeans, and traumatise parents with slapped-on clown makeup. |
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| We must, of course, condemn these acts, which traumatise whole families and create a climate of terror in the areas that are particularly affected. |
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| Furthermore, because soft silicone dressings are easily removed, they do not traumatise the wound or the surrounding skin and therefore do not interfere with wound healing. |
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| He believes that refugees need to speak about their problems and he hopes to increase listening and therapeutic opportunities treating various traumatise situations of which they are still victims in his country. |
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| Fireworks are now getting into the hands of under-age children, irresponsible youths and selfish adults who annoy neighbours, severely traumatise animals and damage property. |
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