Sentence examples for somewhat damaged from inspiring English sources

The ferry was somewhat damaged, but no one on board was seriously hurt, officials said.

Students like Miss Bass, he said, are typically "hurt, they're somewhat damaged, and they lose precious time of the critical development that occurs during these high school years".

I will not use legacy preferences for their kids because I think it's unethical to do so, and I might at the very margin somewhat damaged their life chances, but let's not kid ourselves.

Star Wars Galaxies, set in the science fiction universe imagined by the movies, has a much lighter penalty: characters that are killed can "spawn" at specific safe areas, with their equipment somewhat damaged but otherwise intact.

The portal of the Champmol chapel is now somewhat damaged (the Virgin's sceptre is missing, as are the angels, once the object of the child's gaze, holding symbols of the Passion).

Whether you're feeling alone by yourself or alone with someone else, this book is sure to sympathize with the crushing sense of life wasted, opportunities missed and creative dreams dashed which afflict the middle- and upper-class literary public (and which can return to them in somewhat damaged form during REM sleep).

Everyone says well everyone's doing, it's suboptimal, I don't want to do it, I don't want to play these cards, but I've got them and everyone else is playing them, and to not do so will somewhat damage my children's life chances.

Mr. Rumsfeld offered a somewhat subdued assessment of the campaign so far, saying the strikes had "disrupted their communications somewhat" and damaged "but certainly not eliminated their air-defense capabilities".

Later it was one of the areas in which disaffection with Ming rule (which began in 1368) first appeared in the late 1620s, and it was somewhat badly damaged in the fighting leading up to the Qing conquest in 1644.

"I think the litigation has damaged the art somewhat," said Mr. Hayes.

These damaged youths are somewhat implausibly brought together in adulthood in the London of the mid-1970s, with Catherine regretting her marriage to Sean, who has installed Naomi as his lover and Owen as Naomi's roommate in a rented flat.