Sentence examples for damaging stuff from inspiring English sources
It doesn't taste of anything and apparently absorbs all the bad, damaging stuff in the body.
However, it is unnecessary when it comes to diet because the body is already quite capable of removing any "bad, damaging stuff" it encounters in ordinary consumption.
Whether there is more damaging stuff to come remains to be seen and whether Mr Dacic can survive the current turmoil is also in question.
Pop star Sarah Harding, meanwhile, extolled the virtues of sprinkling charcoal on to her meals to Now magazine, as a way of absorbing the "bad, damaging stuff" in the body.
Writer and chemist John Emsley pointed out that, although charcoal was known to absorb toxic molecules when used in gas masks and in sewage treatment, it was unnecessary when it comes to diet because the body is already quite capable of removing any "bad, damaging stuff" it encounters in ordinary consumption.
"I find it so much more damaging than the witch stuff because she could be in a position to make decisions about scientific issues, like global warming and stem cells, and she thinks primate evolution can happen in a week and mice have human brains".
And scandal involving foreigners counts most: in Russian eyes, the evidence of law enforcers from abroad is more credible and more damaging than the home-brewed stuff.
"If he's written this down in memos and so forth, maybe told his chief of staff about it when he wrote it down and stuff, that's pretty damaging".
Taken from the Housejam Freaker release —which comes with a Willie Burns remix and a B-side stuffed with some seriously damaging locked grooves— Overdose's "Vinca" which we're premiering today, is an absolute rocket.
The Olestra ends up being equally damaging to the waistline as the real stuff.
