woundedness

Or even by not creating all of this hateful angst and "woundedness" from the beginning.

Hillary's Concession Speech

When hunger is faced without illusion, in the way she argues only a believer can face it, what the artist achieves is exactly the representation of what Maritain calls the 'woundedness' of the world in its entirety.

Clark Lectures, Trinity College, Cambridge Grace, Necessity and Imagination: Catholic Philosophy and the Twentieth Century Artist Lecture 3: 'Flannery O'Connor: Proper Names'

My favourite Buddhist writers encounter human pain and woundedness with compassion, tenderness and understanding.

Suffering and Enlightenment « Tales from the Reading Room

Kinarwanda reminds us of the deep spiritual wounds inflicted on individuals human beings by their experience of violent conflict, but it also offers a haunting reminder of the power of love, faith, and forgiveness to heal our woundedness.

Andrew Himes: Kinyarwanda: Forgiveness is Freedom

In my woundedness, I was arrogant, self-righteous, and irreconcilable.

Recovering From Religious Abuse

He suffered as an innocent man, which allows Him to understand your woundedness, your betrayal, your frustration, and your despair.

Recovering From Religious Abuse

Open your soul to God in your woundedness, and allow Him to meet you where you are.

Recovering From Religious Abuse

Instead of pursuing self-righteous vindication, embrace your woundedness, admit your wrongdoings, and acknowledge precisely who you are.

Recovering From Religious Abuse

Kinky's disappointment in Obama and other Democrats expresses the woundedness of swing voters.

Richard (RJ) Eskow: Kinky Speaks: The Independent Texan Talks Democrats, The Tea Party, And Rick Perry

Where do kids get the idea that bullying is permissible and that callously exposing someone's private life, secret struggles and woundedness publicly is somehow acceptable?

Rev. Barbara Kaufmann: Bullying: Not Just for Playgrounds Anymore