Sentence examples for a damaging thing from inspiring English sources
Grief is such a damaging thing.
A MILITARY defeat is a damaging thing, and Iraq remains a tense battleground.
I do believe that responding to strong things in your life can be a good thing; it can be a damaging thing, too, and you have to live with the consequences.
"To have a network like Fox call it and everybody follow suit was a tremendously damaging thing.
So for someone to make a determined and concerted effort to rubbish something they haven't read, who is in the book trade … it's a really damaging thing," he said.
It seemed like a harsh and damaging thing for a teacher to say to a student, but because she was talking about cigarette smoke, she was right and I was wrong.
"The phenomenon of terrorism is an extraordinarily damaging thing, so why wouldn't there be extraordinary awards to deter terrorism and those who sponsor it?" "The phenomenon of terrorism is an extraordinarily damaging thing, so why wouldn't there be extraordinary awards to deter terrorism and those who sponsor it?" Laskin told the National Post.
But there's a better (more damaging) thing to hit McCain with this week: lobbyists.
And then, to come out of foster care and go back home and get abused again is, I think, a very, very damaging thing and it indicates one of several forces at play; number one.
"It would be an enormously potentially damaging thing if he were so careless as to take action that would encourage Japan and South Korea to develop nuclear weapons," he said.
