Sentence examples for damaging character from inspiring English sources

He's quite a damaging character too – always a formidable opponent".

Playing the victim is one of the most damaging character defects you can have because it affects your relationships, ambitions and success.

Unfortunately, that proclamation sparked a fairly hurtful and damaging character assassination, which left me two choices: I could go, as intended, with my mouth, once again, shut and reputation tarnished or I could stand up for myself.

Yet when the play was staged at London's tiny Bush Theater in 2009, it was the idiosyncratic awkwardness of the damaged and damaging characters that commanded the critics' attention.

It is often the rest of the team that can help to contain and make the most of such self-destructive and sometimes damaging characters.

Here comes the damaging part.

It's this metaphor that is often used to promote the digital 'right to forget',  advocates of which argue that the internet has created a permanent digital trail of information that each of us is forced to drag through life – a record that can be emotionally painful or damaging to our character.

Norwich said that the restoration was "good in individual details" but was "sadly damaging to its character and atmosphere".

Remind your family, especially impressionable young children that this behavior is not acceptable and, in fact quite damaging to their character.

Few things could have been more damaging to the characters created by George Eliot or EM Forster than the loss of a property, such as The Mill on the Floss or Howards End.

Characters gain experience points by damaging foes which allow the character to level up.