Sentence examples for harm to think from inspiring English sources

He tells himself that it is no harm, surely, it is no harm to think about it.

If she finds herself struggling, it will do her no harm to think back to her unflappable calm on that January evening in Melbourne.

"Kinetic attacks carry huge risk of retaliation and may breach international law, but in cyberspace those who want to harm us appear to think that they can act scalably and deniably," he said.

"It does no harm to be thought capable of murder," he tells Gregory playfully, "especially when you have a Booker-nominated author going out of her way to flesh out your softer side.

On the second view, the bankers may utilize each other as means, but absent an independent form of harm, there is no reason to think that they are harmed by their utilization as a means itself.

"I don't want to think harm might have been done".

And they love to mock politicians for their parochialism: why is Ed Miliband, the leader of the British Labour Party, making such a fuss about Pfizer's bid for AstraZeneca when the first is run by a Scotsman and the second by a Frenchman?Which all makes a lot of sense: companies in developed countries do themselves nothing but harm if they fail to think globally.

As well as potentially harming me, I have to think about how it's going to make them feel that they've caused me damage.

If others are not harmed, they have no grounds to object and can be thought to consent, whereas if they are harmed, it is implausible to think of them as consenting.

"No one wants to think that harm might have been done," Halsey says.

This appears to be driving a growing number of people to think the harm is the same, deterring smokers from moving to e-cigarettes, and damaging public health".