Sentence examples for the harming of from inspiring English sources

Recently there has been a craze towards microfibre Birkenstocks, which are far comfier than the leather models and don't necessitate the harming of any cows.

Some of the prohibitions were broad, barring violations of the fundamental principles of the Constitution and the harming of social morality.

Ultimately, wars are waged on bodies, but it is the responsibility of all doctors — military or otherwise — to ensure that their service is to their profession first, and thus to the healing and not the harming of bodies and minds.

At the central mosque, the Islamic political group, Hizb ut-Tahrir, handed out leaflets calling on Muslims to "come together as a community with one voice" and emphasised: "The rules of Islam do not allow the harming of innocent civilians".

It added that the security forces had been instructed "to exercise all due restraint and to take full measures to avoid collateral damage and the harming of innocent civilians".

The American Psycho author opened the conversation by calling the Dorchester Collection boycott a "form of narcissistic, self-victimisation, gay insanity" based on "illusionary and tenuous" reports about the Sharia law that ultimately led to the harming of "the people who simply work at the hotel".

Privilege unconsciously causes the harm of others.

"What's the harm of occupationism?

All sorts of disturbance, the harm of tourism is lighter.

The harm of overdiagnosis shouldn't come as a surprise.

What's the harm of trying something different?