Sentence examples for damaging personality from inspiring English sources

Greens leader Richard Di Natale told the ABC that a series of damaging "personality based" leaks against Bhathal from inside the Victorian branch of her own party had hurt her chances.

Assange had a striking and, some critics would say, damaged personality.

They are exposed to discrimination that results in a non-human identity and damaged personality.

Although he satisfies the novelistic gambit of a dull but meticulous observer, he is a loser with a damaged personality.

Like many conservative writers who look at that day in Dallas, Mr. Douthat has concentrated on Oswald's political actions and statements, and ignored the man's severely damaged personality.

And yet, as the two facts that most people know about Orff remind us, Orff's music has always been fated to be judged in the light of his severely compromised public life and of the deeply damaged personality Palmer's film so graphically depicts.

Only a physical attack could break through the children's "false dignity" and help them to rebuild their damaged personalities.

Oppression was wrong, they suggested, because it damaged personalities and changes had to be made to promote the well-being of African Americans.

She said the trauma damaged her personality and meant that she was not guilty of murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility.

To the Editor: From a jail cell nearly 50 years ago, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote: "Segregation distorts the soul and damages the personality.

Even less so was Stephens Carmen Disruptionn, which concentrated on the potential of art to damage a personality: a soprano, during a pre-performance siesta before singing Bizet's Carmen in yet another European city, suffers a nightmare in which the people and plot of the opera entwine with her life.