Sentence examples for something damaged from inspiring English sources

But I didn't feel that I was seeing something damaged.

The forties diaries proclaim Garbo's "towering personality," though what comes across is something damaged and arrested and, in the end, a little tedious.

"Rather than promote public awareness, this reinforces stereotypes — that there is something damaged about the autistic person, something in need of a repair".

"I always loved how the Japanese appreciated things that were damaged; they would elevate the idea of something damaged and make it beautiful, and I said, 'That is so all about what I am.

2. Is there something damaging in the president's tax returns?

Many of our parishioners work in professional fields where if somebody does something damaging they pay a severe penalty".

But we don't know much about Buttigieg yet — something damaging could surface as the campaign progresses.

"Court documents don't give details on what was uncovered on Facebook, but it was probably something damaging.

In our excitement to do something good for sea turtles and ocean habitats — the whole planet, really — we had done something damaging to people.

JA is produced immediately after something damages the plant tissue, and its accumulation usually leads to the creation of the compounds the insects find so distasteful.

Kinczyk's talk mentioned that these cracks appear morphologically similar to those that form when something damages asphalt, and they likely propagate across the moon's surface in a similar way.