Sentence examples for indeed damaged from inspiring English sources
(Whether the painting was indeed damaged remains in dispute; Gagosian Gallery maintains that it was but has not clearly specified the damage in its court papers).
They used brain-imaging techniques to confirm that her amygdalas (people actually have two, one in each hemisphere of the brain) were, indeed, damaged.
Yesterday, I called Bishop Armash Nalbandian of Damascus, who told me that while the church at Deir ez-Zour was indeed damaged, the shrine remained untouched.
There, Mayim Bialik argues that attachment parenting is feminism, Pamela Druckerman notes the drawbacks of "martyr mothering" and LaShaun Williams provocatively agrees that attachment parenting has indeed damaged feminism — and "good riddance".
It was this very flamboyance that imprinted itself on people's minds and made it so appealing to the amateur performer (still imprinted on my eardrums, eyeballs and indeed damaged psyche, is the memory of two friends' moving rendition at a Christmas karaoke party), but singing in that way, in that voice, steered the song close to the ridiculous.
Missteps and dithering are indeed damaging.
If it does go ahead and break the deal, France may indeed damage its reputation for honouring arms contracts.
Your antivirus program did not recognize the file as a virus because it isn't one (although computer worms can indeed damage and disable antivirus software).
And in some specific cases, trade can indeed damage the environment, as the WTO concedes for the first time in a forthcoming report obtained by The Economist (see article).
Dawkins' arguments are indeed damaging to the Central theorem, but they are ineffective against other approaches that define units of selection as interactors.
