Sentence examples for was really damaged from inspiring English sources

"The motorcycle brand with a great reputation was really damaged," McLain said.

"I was really damaged and not sure whether that was ever going to happen again to me," she continued, before alluding the latest good news in her life -- the birth, via surrogate, of her new daughter, Faith Margaret.

We just finished refurbishing the shop ten days ago, and when we moved here in 2012 it was really damaged and we spent around £20,000 to sort it out the first time.

If we were serious, in other words, we would make a concerted effort to make all our cities liveable, and stop splitting hairs about which was really damaging our health, between doing no exercise and creating cities in which exercise was undoable.

It was really damaging to my day to day psyche.

"It has helped that this year we have been able to build nine additional classrooms to accommodate our growing number of students, previously the children were in dark classrooms with no windows and this was really damaging their concentration and their performance".

"The reputation that is really damaged is the RBS reputation," said Wheldon.

That's because my manufacturers aren't going to take it back unless it's really damaged".

"If not for Safe Horizon, which was our calm in a hurricane, we would be really damaged by this event," the boy's mother said.

If you set that aside – if you can set that aside – it's hard to argue that it's really damaged the ecosystem as a whole," said Smith.

Consumers have stopped consuming, the papers say, for the same reason that the child has decided to cry: I'm really damaged, we want the world to know; attention must be paid.