Sentence examples for i'm harming from inspiring English sources

"If, after the year, I feel like I'm not better off or I'm harming myself, I'll stop".

"I just don't see that I'm harming anyone".

"I didn't know I was harming anyone".

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.

And since this harmony will be supremely pleasurable I am harming myself into the bargain.

To the degree that I harm my brother, no matter what he is doing to me, to that extent I am harming myself" (King 1986, 20) This idea represents the extension of Christian pacifism in light of Gandhian principles.

Additionally, anger-based arguments conformed to a conceptual grammar of anger, such that offenders were inclined to argue that they held a high WTR toward the victim, e.g., "the cost I imposed on you was small", "the benefit I gained was large", or "I didn't know it was you I was harming".

For instance, can we plausibly so define 'harm' as to rule out the argument that any immoral conduct is itself harmful, either to those whom it wrongs (since I am harmed by being wronged), if it does wrong anyone, or by doing moral harm to the society or culture in which it is done (see Devlin 1965; Dworkin 1994)?

"I was harmed," he said.

"I was harmed financially and emotionally," she said, citing times when the lack of support payments had left her destitute.

The posthumous events themselves harm me only indirectly; directly I am harmed by their making things true that bear on my interests.