I find it imperative to listen to the woman who's been harmed, to hear what she thinks, feels and, most importantly, what she needs.
If you're feeling his love, there's no harm in leaning in to hear him talk, especially if you're in a loud or crowded place.
He will have all eternity to meet every man, woman and child he has harmed, face to face, to hear their stories, and to feel the anguish he caused.
Although everyone knows the harm smoking causes, nobody expects to hear a company admit, in such unequivocal terms, that it has been responsible for the premature death of its customers.
Although everyone knows the harm smoking causes, nobody expects to hear a company admit, in such unequivocal terms, that it has been responsible for the premature death of its customers.
I take great care to represent my God well on Sunday, not to do harm to those who need to hear clear truth about the One revealed in Jesus Christ.
She also criticised the court's refusal to hear evidence of the harm caused by the corruption.
Carrier IQ makes our phones more efficient, and I have yet to hear of any specific harm done to any specific person by their system.
In a rare statement, the president of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists said he was "extremely concerned, but not surprised" to hear reports of women harming themselves on Christmas Island.
People in harm's way deserve every chance they can get to hear a tornado warning and seek shelter.
