Sentence examples for how damaged from inspiring English sources
Only slowly do we become aware of how damaged the character really is.
I am not sure the Conservatives realise just how damaged their brand remains in Scotland.
Then, he said, they begin to see how damaged their lives have become because of alcohol.
The question for Mr. Bush is how damaged is his bond with the voters?
For the first time, they each saw how damaged the other was.
As the army battles on, it is unclear where the militants are, how damaged they are and to what extent it will pursue them.
Nowadays this check is easy, there's no probing or cutting, it's the equivalent of an ultrasound that can tell you how damaged your liver is.
It was only after he started to collect data on the land and the water that he realized how damaged the area was.
How damaged you think Hunt was by yesterday's encounter probably depends on what you thought before – which is a sign that, in six hours, he managed not to make the hole he was in much deeper.
"The ongoing suggestion that people are in some calculated way harming themselves to come to Australia just shows a lack of understanding of how desperate these people are, and how damaged they are," he said.
The question at this stage is not whether Romney will come in first, but how damaged he will be by the time he reaches the finishing line and prepares to face Obama.
