Sentence examples for painfully damaged from inspiring English sources

One is particularly thankful for it this year, when the beauty of the city has been so painfully damaged.

In fact, Arbus never entirely lost her qualms about the role she played in other people's often painfully damaged lives.

I saw the original version of "Wit" with Kathleen Chalfant in 1998, a time much closer to my own diagnosis, when I was younger but felt far older and more painfully damaged than I do now.

It makes your voice hoarse and painfully damages your vocal chords.

Though the whole NHS would be sorely damaged, mental health services have painfully few reserves to call upon when staff are pressurised so brazenly to leave.

This damages their immune system seriously, and either kills them outright or kills them slowly and painfully over a course of a few years.

More than most, he seems painfully attuned to the damage that architecture can do.

The best of them, such as the late columnist Khushwant Singh (see article) are painfully aware of the damage caused by communal hatred.

As the emotional damage is painfully being exposed, Ms. Foster sits or stands to the side, trying to determine if and when to intervene and provide comfort.

They are painfully aware of the damage months of repression have done to the Islamic Republic's claims to moral rectitude.Mr Ahmadinejad's consuming vendetta has been against Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a former president who remains rich and influential.

The Kurds were made painfully aware of the damage caused by their divided administrations by former Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jafari.