Sentence examples for damaging experience from inspiring English sources

The stigma revealed itself again after an odd, and damaging, experience Booker had last spring.

Her leadership was called into question during the referendum campaign, which proved a damaging experience for an already struggling party.

Collins is asking members of the public to contact the office if they have had a damaging experience as a result of appearing on a reality or makeover show.

Rev Dr Malcolm Brown Director of mission & public affairs, Archbishops Council of the Church off England  Polly Toynbee ignores the "untold misery" caused to young people by the "freedom" to have sex early and casually: the damaging experience of abortion, the heartache of successive separations from a boy/girlfriend, too-early parenthood, and parents splitting up when children are still at home.

It has unquestionably been a damaging experience for one of English football's most powerful men, who had faced severe criticism following newspaper revelations he had exchanged offensive emails  with colleagues.

Until something is done to control this free rein that exorcists have over their patients' mental health, thousands more people could end up going through the same damaging experience as Rosalia – a process that doesn't sound very Christian at all.

These risk factors expose such children to a range of damaging experiences.

Through making art or writing poetry, they are coping with and expressing the pain that such damaging experiences caused them.

Doors to deep emotions fly open and a myriad of damaging experiences rush out, in a voice as strange as it is pure.

In contrast, while psychologically damaging experiences like childhood abuse often elicited sympathy for the protagonist and sometimes even prompted considerable mitigation of blame, the participants still saw the protagonist's behavior as intentional.

Childhood trauma arises from damaging experiences and the absence of a secure and reliable environment for child development.