Sentence examples for a very damaged from inspiring English sources

We should not ignore any of them, for we may find that opening other doors may be more rewarding as we attempt to rebuild what has been a very damaged relationship.

"The Los Angeles River is probably the most extreme example of a very damaged urban river," said Rebecca Wodder, president of American Rivers, a national organization dedicated to protecting and restoring rivers.

We had a very damaged relationship, at times nonexistent, until I started photographing him.

Sleep loss makes most of us tired, freaked out, miserable, addicted to either sugar or alcohol, maybe living on anti-depressants, and walking around with a very damaged heart lining held together by cholesterol supports.

Many scientists now think the problem may be that the drugs were given too late, when, as Dr. John C. Morris, an Alzheimer's expert at Washington University in St . Louis puts it, "there's a heck of a lot of brain cell damage and we're trying to treat a very damaged brain".

"He's a very damaged individual.

Using all six questions on the topic, the Opposition leader accused the current Government of overseeing a "very damaging" crisis making millions "struggle to get the home they deserve".

That can create a "very damaging" culture, says Vicki Smith, a professor of sociology at the University of California, Davis.

"It was a very, very damaged time for everybody," Mr. Shields said.

It's about a woman who is very damaged by losing a daughter, a woman trying to get by day to day.

"He seems to be a very hurt, very damaged, very fragile person psychologically," he said on Sunday from Paris.