Sentence examples for ever damaging from inspiring English sources

The moral panic over "sexualisation" assumes instead that sex is only ever damaging to young women, and that having sex or behaving sexually must be resisted for as long as possible.

Does the wildlife ever damage those little structures?

Have you ever damaged yourself in the pursuit of perfection?

With this method, if the building is ever damaged, the mural can be saved.

"Whatever you do, don't ever damage the passion of the game," he said.

I was like, "Wow, did I luck out on that!" That's the only thing I ever damaged.

"The reputation he gained through his years of public service and professional work in the legal community is for ever damaged," said Bush.

His image as a bigot and a sexist had gone "side-by-side" with his image as a highbrow journalist and denied it had ever damaged the sport of horse racing.

McCririck said his image as a bigot and a sexist had gone "side by side" with his image as a highbrow journalist and denied it had ever damaged the sport of horse racing.

Bay area technologists once talked about the company with somewhat fearful reverence lest they ever damage their chances of scoring a lucrative job in Cupertino, but now they are starting to vent about what's seen as a secretive, controlling culture.

Sissy's arms are streaked with scars, and while Mulligan did some online research into people who self-harm, she says she didn't talk to anyone in person, because "I don't think you should ever damage other people for your art".