Sentence examples for like damaged from inspiring English sources

I felt like damaged goods.

When Anne Stevenson's biography arrived, it looked like damaged goods.

YAHOO AFTER LOEB  |  Yahoo seems like damaged goods now that it has been abandoned by one of its biggest investors, Daniel S. Loeb, and his hedge fund, Third Point, Steven M. Davidoff writes in the Deal Professor column.

"With my 35 years of experience looking at other areas, this is the bottom line of what I think," he said, adding that he warns about areas of continuing concern, like damaged marshes and dead deep-sea corals.

It is possible that the PDF file contains some element that the program or the printer is having a problem processing, like damaged fonts or images within the document.

With Bradley looking like damaged goods off his war with Ruslan Provodnikov and Márquez coming off his one-punch decimating pulverisation of Pacquaio, perceptions started to bend to a reality no one was sure of.

Fraudulent "likes" damage the trust of advertisers, who want clicks from real people they can sell to and whom Facebook now relies on to make money.

Because of those doubts, engineers hold open the possibility that the collapse had other explanations, like damage caused by falling debris or another source of heat.

An upset here would burnish his reputation immensely while a loss -- unless it comes with little resistance -- won't like damage his standing all that much.

Furthermore, there could be serious side effects, like damaging the ozone layer.

These include risks like damaging the inner lining of the nose, getting an infection or choking if the condom gets stuck in the throat.