Sentence examples for harm really from inspiring English sources

A quick slap on the legs, I don't think it did any harm really," she said.

Anyway, so what is the harm, really – a bad show by a good writer?

In the year since the wellhead beneath the Deepwater Horizon rig began spewing rust-colored crude into the northern Gulf of Mexico, scientists have been working frantically to figure out what environmental harm really came of the largest oil spill in American history.

Is lack of harm really the new standard in healthful eating?

In fact, it wasn't until about a year ago that Graham and Help Not Harm really began to focus on medical cannabis.

She told police, "When I self-harmed really badly, [Wyllie] would sit for three hours and listen to me and tell me I was worth something".

(Bear in mind we'd just emerged from the period in which doctors endorsed cigarettes and few people could yet conceive of the government lying to us or allowing food manufacturers to do us any harm. Really).

"The harm is really in the public's confidence in the health care industry," Ms. Ortiz said.

Making a mockery of all the Americans who rightly depend on such aid, they exaggerate impairments, pressuring doctors to validate their conditions, on the theory that no harm is really done, not when they're suckling at a teat as elastic and amorphous as the federal Treasury.

Meanwhile, anyone else is still free to bash the referees on social networks, forums and blogs, so no harm done really.

Grievous bodily harm is "really serious" harm.