Sentence examples for some harm from inspiring English sources

See that some harm comes to him".

Not a lot, probably; it could even do them some harm.

"We do it with eyes wide open that some harm will be done.

"We do believe that this has caused some harm," Mr. Campbell told reporters in Tokyo.

I felt like going over to the kitchen and doing myself some harm.

"One, there's been some harm done to people in the past.

"It caused Van Gogh some harm and damage when he deleted his ear.

She had unwisely opened a door and then clumsily slammed it shut, but perhaps some harm had already been done.

"They are realistic enough to know that we cannot go through this life without doing some harm, even unknowingly.

"When a player is absent, you think injury or some harm has come to him," he said.

Deborah L. Rhode, a law professor at Stanford University who specializes in judicial ethics, said the recent episodes could do some harm to Justice Thomas's reputation.