Sentence examples for far more damaged from inspiring English sources

Meredith makes for a fascinating contrast to Josie: an imperious and revered pianist, she's more driven than Josie but far more damaged.

It is no diminishment of the current suffering to say, however, that Japan was far more damaged in 1945 then it is now.

The remains here are far more damaged, hence far less intimate, human and beautiful, than the painted faces and delicate wooden toys found in dry Egyptian sites such as Fayoum.

Muna is much cleverer, and also far more damaged, than her tormentors suppose, and she has picked up enough English to understand what is going on when the police come to the house to investigate the disappearance of 10-year-old Abiola Songoli.

It's a chronic disease doing far more damage than the blowout ever will.

That, he warned, could do far more damage to El País than the planned strike action.

But a rout in Kraft bonds began last Thursday and has caused far more damage.

And yet its activities did far more damage to the racists than the radicals.

Being caught red-handed does you far more damage than the misinformation does your opponent.

But it has done far more damage when its components have worked together.

But Presidents can do far more damage than a league, or thirty-two teams, worth of linebackers.