Sentence examples for really injures from inspiring English sources

But remember, laughing at something that really injures your self-esteem is a no.

"Nobody is really injured, nobody is out of the game for that incapacity.

"The fractured shrapnel created a different pattern and really injured bone and soft tissue very readily.

"We are facing a very dangerous situation that is really injuring the peace process".

Still mentally smarting years afterward, Monte told Michaelis, "He really injured my leg — an unbelievable welt," and did not recall "that his father apologized until two days later".

"If you look at the monitor, Karl ended up on the floor and it didn't look like he was really injured.

When she left the room, I thought maybe I wasn't really injured and they would just send me on my way without the blood injection.

Townend says: "We want to look out for the really injured without wasting resources on cash-grabbers, whether organised fraud or opportunism.

He figured he wasn't really injured, and that has been a widespread problem: the military value system is such that warriors disdain medical care as long as they are physically capable of fighting.

He missed 20 games in the 1999-2000 season, which led to his fourth knee surgery and to his decision to play as long as he is not "really really injured".

"They actually have a lot of crash force behind [them] and can really injure or kill an occupant".