Sentence examples for damaging words from inspiring English sources

The two-part newspaper serial is a much better option than a book: why surround 5,000 riveting, damaging words with 75,000 words of mush?

In both, a child's damaging words and deeds give way to — and seem to foreshadow and somehow even to incite — the larger violence of war.

If you look up "clarify" in the Dictionary of Political Euphemism, you will find it involves a "politician who has been sworn at in private and forced by a more powerful politician to retract damaging words".

We know we should not use hurtful, damaging words.

Unkind words and accusations are very toxic for relationships because they damage other's souls, egos, personalities, hearts, trust, any desire to want a romantic encounter, any need to fix what is wrong for fear of doing something wrong again in the future and definitely self esteem is probably non existent when damaging words continue on a regular basis.

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I highly doubt you realize how damaging your words could truly be.

Two decades ago we'd all witnessed the damage words by this same public figure sought to do to people, to whole communities, to a nation.

"But I don't think you can really damage the word freedom or liberty".

Their actions are quieter than their words, but their words are damaging enough.

The words are damaging, much like racial epithets, he says, and should be avoided.