Sentence examples for damaging themes from inspiring English sources
But Labor's attack on paid parental leave shows how quickly the debate can be diverted back to last year's devastatingly damaging themes.
"The drive is to do no damage to the environment," said Mr. O'Keefe of BP's Alaska Exploration unit, echoing the "no damage" theme heard so often in BP offices from London to Anchorage.
I feel that these tests are damaging to the theme of process over product.
Any children's film that features predominant colonial themes is by default damaging.
Often these are "high concept" cars, and improvements made in the name of practicality can fatally damage a design theme.
I was concerned that the play's sexual themes would damage them in some subtle way, the emotional equivalent of internal bleeding.
(MGM/Fox, $29.99, not rated) THREE COLORS: BLUE, WHITE, RED Krzysztof Kieslowski's trilogy offers three subtly intertwined stories about couples damaged by infidelity, using visual themes based on the colors of the French flag.
Jurassic World, the forthcoming Jurassic Park sequel, is to begin filming in a theme park abandoned after being damaged by Hurricane Katrina.
I've obviously had the good luck to write an iconic theme [for The Piano], but just as being a film composer has damaged my reputation in the classical world, so writing iconic film themes has damaged me as a soundtrack composer, because no one employs me.
Some stakeholders were worried that the consent procedure may damage relationships between PCTs and GPs (see next theme) and therefore this needed to be treated sensitively.
