Sentence examples for all that harm from inspiring English sources

All that harm from takeaways, boozy nights and work stress can be put right with a daily dose of live bacteria.

How could we live with ourselves, become mothers and grandmothers, with all that harm inside us? "When we finally looked at ourselves, at what we'd gone through as children, we knew it was time to change that, to clear things up.

This approach condemns all actions that harm innocent persons; and it is often extended toward a rejection of all harm, without regard for the distinction between innocence and guilt.

Thetis dips her son Achilles in the waters of the Styx so that he might become impervious to all things that harm mortal creatures (but she holds him by his heel, and that, as we know, stays vulnerable).

"We urge President-Elect Trump to oppose all policies that harm the health, wellbeing, and dignity of our patients and that interfere with the doctor-patient relationship," said Physicians for Reproductive Health board chair Dr. Willie Parker in a statement Wednesday.

Knitting, gardening, quilting, woodworking, decorative painting, collecting, model building, fandom (music, sports, television, movie), fashion, Do It Yourself, trivia, games, and reading celebrity gossip are all things that harm no one and give self esteem by your competence in them.

All that forest: what harm can a little poo-poo do?

After the ordeal, all humans would become immortal, and all that Ahriman had harmed or corrupted would be renewed.

Among them is that if you falter, you can harm all that you're advocating and deny help to all whom you claim to represent.

So all of a sudden, a beverage we grew up thinking was "the real thing," it's cool, it's what the athletes drink, even Gatorade quenches your thirst after a big run or whatever we're now learning that all that sugar is causing harm.

Hot Girls Wanted reinforces tired sexual stereotypes that harm all women, while ignoring the real work concerns specific to porn performers.