Sentence examples for forever damage from inspiring English sources

She and JJ's doctors feared a "tragic" disclosure, in which children learn of their illness in a way that could forever damage how they view themselves.

Dozens of others urged city officials to reject the proposal, saying the flurry of new wells would forever damage their city of parks and walking paths.

Competing newspapers were already writing the story: the attacks would forever damage the relations between Jews and Arabs in the historically peaceful village.

Some never tell and may believe they are forever damaged.

The dispute may end up in litigation, and the relationship may be forever damaged.

But his creativity, Mr. Rosen suggests, was forever damaged by his Stalin-era ordeal.

The nephew denied it, and I fear I have forever damaged my friendship.

I thought about the bereaved, and about the survivors, people whose lives were forever damaged.

I felt a kind of tangled anger, because the car was new, because it had become "Dad's car" and because it was now forever damaged.

On Tuesday afternoon Bolt stunned viewers when he told Sky News Australia that he had just witnessed Pell's cross-examination in the hearing room in Rome and it was "terrible" and his image was forever damaged.

Regardless of the outcome, they said, Mr. Nader's once-stellar reputation among liberals has been permanently tarnished, his ability to raise money and to work with Democrats forever damaged.