Sentence examples for be so damaged from inspiring English sources
When the water receded, building inspectors found the property to be so damaged, by both the water and time, that it was too dangerous to inhabit.
And if he doesn't, Labour will still be so damaged that it will be toothless as an opposition for years to come.
Mr. Ghailani "appears to be so damaged" by his treatment that his ability to assist his lawyers in preparing his defense has been harmed, the lawyers said.
For others, it could be a quality-of-life issue: a person whose lungs would be so damaged by a bit of extra radiation that they would need an oxygen tank, for example.
But many in Westminster believe her authority would be so damaged she would be unable to carry on if there was a sizeable rebellion – possibly in excess of 100 MPs.
"It is also possible that really old trees could be so damaged by this fungus that they are actually completely hollowed out and no longer actually a source of methane at all, because the anaerobic conditions required for methanogens would no longer exist," he added.
"The self-esteem is so damaged".
"It's about why I'm so damaged," she said.
One set of bleachers was so damaged it was hauled away.
But his body was so damaged it was impossible to say.
