Sentence examples for apparently damaging from inspiring English sources

Mop-haired and rumpled, he talks freely about his bisexuality (he says that at the moment he prefers women but that this might once again change); his taste for mood-altering pills that are apparently damaging his liver; his past cocaine habit and his continuing fondness for an occasional joint.

According to Lord Justice Laws such concerns influenced the rule changes: For the state to inhibit litigation by the denial of legal aid because the court's judgment might be unwelcome or apparently damaging would constitute an attempt to influence the incidence of judicial decisions in the interests of government.

Inverness had to make a second substitution in the opening half hour, with the influential Shinnie apparently damaging a hamstring and Charles Taylor coming off the bench.

Fiorina also made a parting dig at Hillary Clinton and the recent feminist backlash toward the Democratic candidate that is apparently damaging her prospects among young women voters.

Fire officials reported no serious damage, though Officer Finkeldey said two unoccupied structures were apparently damaged.

In contrast to its apparently damaged state, it sports a glossy metallic-blue finish.

The works in this evocative exhibition are not literally but only apparently damaged.

(Smith) 'Perfectly Damaged' (through Aug. 17) The works by 20 artists in this evocative exhibition are only apparently damaged.

(Cotter) 'Perfectly Damaged' (closes on Wednesday) The works by 20 artists in this evocative exhibition are only apparently damaged.

Researchers say that for the first time, they have been able to get an image of lungs apparently damaged by secondhand tobacco smoke.

The picture of Ossian shows the ear apparently damaged and Kidman Cox speculated this may have been the result of a fight.