Sentence examples for believed hurting from inspiring English sources

Nixon, for his part, was so suspicious of his own aides — who were, he believed, hurting his reputation, undercutting his aims, and, in the case of Henry Kissinger, taking credit for his best ideas — that he installed a taping system in the White House so that he could, someday, hold them to account.

In reply, she told him that when Ted was just a baby, he had been hospitalised for several days with a rash; the experience of being separated from his parents had, she believed, hurt him deeply with lasting consequences.

"Because all the other things you could believe hurt too much".

"Not being right in practice, I believe, hurt him," Fassel said.

Both he and the Dalai Lama have reservations about even an economic boycott, which they believe hurts ordinary people more than it damages governments.

Mr. Buchanan's book argues against globalization of economies, and he criticizes the major political parties for seeking trade treaties that he believes hurt American workers and undermine the nation's sovereignty -- themes he is emphasizing in his presidential run.

He believes hurt feelings equal fewer users.

The Republican National Committee reined in the debate schedule this election cycle after a bruising 20 debates in 2012, a nominating process that some in the party believe hurt the party going into the general election.

Academic setbacks, they believe, hurt self-esteem and put struggling students at a disadvantage to students with parents who go the extra mile to give them that academic and psychological edge.

I believe in helping people and I don't believe in hurting people".

"I don't believe in hurting people unless they are going to hurt you.