Sentence examples for all that damage from inspiring English sources

"It actually repairs your hair and undos all that damage, so you'll feel a lot better," he says.

"That little part did all that damage," said Tim Devine.

Environmentalism somehow offers the promise of undoing all that damage and healing all that pain and making one genuine at last.

And yet, for all that fear, for all that damage, he struggles to slow himself down as he pushes his horses for speed.

And, beneath all that damage, cancer.

It's bad enough that politicians enabled this kind of destructive economic activity which hurt so many while benefitting so few, but now the people working for the companies doing all that damage want to become politicians themselves?

Ms. Soeteber said she argued, however, that the story should go out front, and that it did not seem all that damaging to Mr. Bush, because "it doesn't make him a liar".

Positive tests, for all that they damage the sport's reputation and send sponsors scurrying away, at least show the system is working.

All that collateral damage might be worthwhile (or at least tolerable in American eyes) if US military expenditure and activity produced the direct results required.

With her crusty exterior shield of protection from all that had damaged her no longer present, I could only see this undeniable light that shined from beyond her eyes.

When he said that Obama knew what he was doing, he meant that "all this damage that he's done to America is deliberate.