Sentence examples for impair my from inspiring English sources

I don't let such feelings impair my judgement or my ability to question Apple's ways in the digital world.

That smell had to impair my breathing, at least for the 58 seconds it took me to run two laps.

Each year 600,000 people visit this lake, and I was struggling not to let this fact impair my sense of personal discovery.

"Don't look at me, Daddy," I said, because I knew that the smallest crack of emotion might impair my ability to do my job of delivering the poem.

Two years ago, before entering the hospital for elective surgery, I appointed my husband as my health care proxy in case something happened to impair my ability to make decisions about further treatment.

And fourth, since "it is implied in the very notion of Truth that it is essentially the same for all minds, the denial by another of a proposition that I have affirmed has a tendency to impair my confidence in its validity".

I am disabled, suffering from the effects of a brain injury that has impaired my ability to pack a to-go bag or accumulate to-stay supplies.

Do I think the amount of time I've dedicated to private practice has impaired my ability to work hard and do things within the NHS?

Visions of crispy skin and succulent meat impaired my judgment, though, so I brushed this technicality aside and sharpened my shovel.

Such effects can sometimes make me feel condescended to — a feeling that also, at times, impairs my relationship with "Radiolab" — but, of course, Miller and Spiegel don't intend to be condescending.

This  language inefficiency impaired my work as a research scholar, but I did a good job of teaching Japanese history (and Chinese and Korean history as secondary fields) during my 30-year-long college teaching career.