Sentence examples for damage the experience from inspiring English sources

Huge Fireball, Less Damage The experience in the south tower, at least with regard to the fire, was quite different.

She has now recovered from the anorexia she developed in prison, but still talks passionately about the damage the experience inflicted.

What has been less noted is the damage the experience also did to the Americans' reputation for trustworthiness within Iraq's other two large ethnic groups, the Sunni Arabs and the Kurds.

That animating spirit, that soul, is alive in "Duplex," a story that is almost impossible to summarize without damaging the experience.

The anxiety may have many causes, including actual brain damage or the experience of living in an anxious family environment after the injury, said Albicini, a researcher at Monash University School of Psychological Sciences in Melbourne, Australia.

"Institutions will do their very best to protect students but this industrial action is designed to damage the student experience.

"It was a very difficult time and I was quite damaged by the experience.

Tremain sat the 11-plus himself and failed, but he doesn't feel damaged by the experience.

If he had, though, it was not all bad news, assuming these warriors are not too damaged by the experience.

The few women I know who did have an affair have largely, inevitably, felt damaged by the experience, though several marriages have also anecdotally resulted.

"I don't think anyone can come out of this other than damaged by the experience of pretending to be different people, sometimes for years on end.