Sentence examples for really harmed from inspiring English sources

No dens are really harmed, and neither is the boy.

"This has really harmed our reputation and our name.

Perhaps they should not have done so, but who was really harmed?

"I think he's an absolute twister, but he's never really harmed anybody," he said.

In the abstract, people are saying it is wrong, but perpetrators are not really harmed".

The rise of dating apps has "really harmed what it means to be traditional, for courtship and chivalry", she said.

They don't really harm my life".

This could really harm your career at ESPN".

"The uncertainty of sequestration is really harming our states and the national economy," Ms. Fallin said.

Even in the city, being openly gay could really harm you at work, he says.

But such a backlash cannot really harm Mr. Penelas, Mr. Monroe said, adding: "There's not enough to worry about.