Sentence examples for someone damaged from inspiring English sources

On three different days in the past month, someone has hurled bottles through windows, and one night someone damaged an outdoor lift designed for parishioners in wheelchairs, breaking the door and squirting teriyaki sauce on it.

A review by Lancaster Online called "Britney" a "hit song", and described it as "a compassionate look at someone damaged, but maybe not broken, by the relentless glare of the spotlight".

A woman reported that between 5 p.m. the day before and 7 a.m. that day, someone damaged her front door lock, possibly in an attempt to enter her home.

(Why would someone damage her feet by wearing those shoes?) It's not democratic.

In my view, only when someone damages your trust can you justify being paranoid, and until then it is important to share information.

The problem is regulation and limitation of when you are in a public place, the risk that someone gets damaged.

He is aware of the danger in endless rewriting, he said, and pointed to Walt Whitman as someone who damaged his own work: "Every time he put out 'Leaves of Grass,' he changed it.

If that's true, any American man looking bleary-eyed -- or even clear-eyed -- at his image in the bathroom glass is gazing at someone severely damaged.

So when the season finale of Kitchen Nightmares revealed some kind of truly demented ego, someone so damaged by an abusive upbringing, I indulged myself willingly and glued myself to my TV.

"I was really worried that someone could get hurt by them or that someone might damage them in their bid to clear the car, so I stopped to help out," he told the Telegraph.

Be aware that faster RC cars could easily hurt someone or damage something if they crash at high speed.