Sentence examples for harm to say from inspiring English sources

His admiration is clearly genuine; it also does him no harm to say so.

(It seems to do no harm to say that it involved identifying a boyfriend as a brother).

In this case you see harm being done and as the primary duty of a doctor is to do no harm, your duty is to speak out against that harm – to say that harm should not be done".

The way I have broken down sobbing uncontrollably if I'm watching a movie and a woman is harmed, to say it lightly, this experience has expanded my empathy for other victims.

To say that one has a negative right against being harmed is to say that it is (at least, prima facie) wrong to harm one unless one wishes to be harmed.

"The scandals have caused immeasurable harm to Korea," said Lee Hahn Koo, an opposition legislator and director of policy for the Grand National Party.

"We've not done irreparable harm to anything," Haass said.

"His deception actually caused real harm to people," he said.

"Pierre is no harm to anybody," she said.

"Under no circumstance was Victor attempting to cause harm to himself," he said.

Newspapers need to balance the public's right to know with the potential risk of harm to jurors, he said.