Sentence examples for thought harmful from inspiring English sources

They'd gone there to flee the fogs of San Francisco, which were thought harmful to the writer's sickly and perhaps tubercular lungs.

And, unlike the current White House occupant, President Ford readily used his veto pen on excessive spending bills and other legislation he thought harmful.

"That would be terribly confusing, and, I think, harmful for public health," Mr. Lefkowitz said.

And that lack of transparency is also, I think, harmful for the retail investor.

It's not what goes in (i.e. lyrics promoting stuff that makes you think, harmful to your Christian development) that matters, it's what comes out (i.e. your actions, words etc).

Meaning, a psychologist (me) had veto authority to stop anything that I thought was harmful, dangerous, unethical, illegal, etc.

However, the majority caregivers thought fever harmful to their children and considered it as a disease rather than a symptom or a sign of illness and necessary to be treated, thus leading to parents waking up their children to give antipyretics, in the pursuit of reducing to normal temperature and unimaginable and unrealistic worrisome about fever, namely 'Fever phobia' [ 4, 9, 33– 33].

Sometimes I think nothing harmful will befall me while we're together.

Ethically, you are not going to go and feed people something if you think it harmful, and, second, you have this incredible time span to deal with".

When there are issues that deal with real-life employment and legislation we think is harmful for the people of Indianapolis, we'll stand up for it.

"Congress felt there was not much variation in what the average adult would think was harmful to minors" when it enacted the Child Online Protection Act in 1998, he said.