More wounding than the question is the inability to give a coherent answer.

These days, our most wounding blows in England come directly from the stage.

As usual, she was most wounding when she did not mean to be.

I doubt you could have come up with a more wounding remark if you'd funded a study project.

There would be no more wounding, yet I could go to the aid of the other one of my kind.

The beholder turned slightly and focused its wounding eye on Alias.

Beyond any doubt her superiors would applaud victories she found more wounding than defeat.

These remote wounding effects are known as hydrostatic shock.

When the caricature works, it can be far more wounding than a columnist's prose stiletto.

"Xaran took a shot at me last night with its wounding eye," Olive said.

These papers document remote wounding effects for both rifle and pistol levels of energy transfer.

The mask is the mirror neuron's engrained recording of a past wounding experience.

The early genes amplify the wounding signal and can be detected 30 minutes to 2 hours after damage (Ryan 2000).

They would make choking noises, and a wounding comment like: "How on earth did you get the cat to sit on the bottle?"

His wounding note of compassion snapped all at once to bare a core of acid bitterness.

But this bold new determination to salvage Europe's pride after a wounding century is by no means shared by everyone.

It has often been asserted that hydrostatic shock and other descriptions of remote wounding effects are nothing but myths.

A wounding affair with an unnamed man left her feeling blue during the holiday season, and recent deaths of close friends have staggered her.

Unintended malice is the most wounding.

Damask watched his struggles with an expressionless detachment that was more wounding than mockery.

Once again Afra's fingers took a new hold on her arm and she shook her head of such wounding reflections.

It was very wounding."

The "wounding power of slurs" is something the New York Times and sensitive network news types are always on the lookout for.

Jagged stones would have been more wounding, but smooth ones were more predictable in their flight and, ultimately, more lethal.

Right now, we're in a situation where the wound is still open.

The police said he also had a wound on the back of his head.

She looked up at his face again, away from the wound.

He had to make sure his wife never saw the wound.

And the wound is nearly always given by his father.

And like every little boy, she has taken a wound as well.

Maybe living his life like an open wound will get him back on top?

His hand moved on down to where he knew the old wound to be, at the side.

The man with the head wound died later in the morning.

The military said they died from their wounds a short time later.

The police say the wound was not deep and he will live.

You can get it through a cut or other wound.

How many old wounds did he have because of them?

Now she did, and it was like an open wound on her heart.

This had nothing to do with a wound several days old.

It was the wound they really wanted to show me.

This history would have left a wound in any case.

People with head wounds we just put to one side.

He had blood all over him but his wound was not bad.

Her wounds were gone and she looked like nothing happened.

His wounds kept him out of the war until 1871.

In the next two weeks, 21 more died of their wounds.

The young man died as a result of his wounds the next day.

Four others people present died from their wounds a few days later.

He died as a result of wounds four weeks later.

Some of the health care issues also wound up the day on the down side.

He wound up with a 69 and is six back at 207.

More than 400 other people were wounded, 250 of them American.

No one else in the office was wounded, the police said.

At least 30 people were wounded, the press service said.

But now John was wounded and running for his life.

A red line wound its way from right to left.

These were wound in and out of her long hair.

We heard you had dead, and a deal more wounded.

Several others had been left behind on the open field, wounded.

Or at least they will not leave their dead and wounded.

I believe we wounded most of them, but they got away.

He had no idea if she were dead or wounded.

Nothing about the first days of the war, before I was wounded.

I mean, he might be wounded for all we know.

A child was wounded in the same area last week.

As the day wound down, nothing new happened she needed to think about.

After I was wounded they moved me into military police.

They wound their way to the back of the building and finally outside again.

They are at work getting out the dead and wounded.

On 28 May 1918, he was wounded in the hand.

Over the course of the war, he was wounded four times.

He was wounded in action three times during the War.

The team was wound up at the end of the 1980 season.

A year and a day later, he was wounded in action.