Sentence examples for harming my from inspiring English sources
My hesitation induces guilt; it makes me ask myself if I am harming my patients by not acting as fast or aggressively as some of my colleagues would.
These allegations also run the risk of harming my local party and our national party's chances of winning at the next general election.
But the sounds I like aren't 'pure', actually come from harming my voice by smoking and drinking too much, so it sounds all gravelly.
Some people accused me of being "excessively quixotic" and even of harming my fellow scribes, since my refusal cast a shadow over the newspaper and thus prevented people more sensible than me from joining it.
Milena Pavlova, a neurologist in the Division of Sleep and Circadian Disorders at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, warned that, if the podcast was prolonging my slide from wakefulness to sleep — during which it's possible to have fragmentary dreams — it might even be harming my rest.
That meant hitting people, and that meant harming my brain.
Smoking is harmful for my own health but it cannot harm my son if I smoke in front of him.
One respondent (male, local leader) stated Smoking is harmful for my own health but it cannot harm my son if I smoke in front of him.
He harmed my basic feelings.
They don't really harm my life".
