Sentence examples for would say damaged from inspiring English sources

Assange had a striking and, some critics would say, damaged personality.

The culture, I would say, had damaged his ability to report those shows and his exposure to them had undermined his very language and his ability to heal himself via storytelling.

If it were to turn out that the scale of the overcharging was significantly less than implied, some would say needless damage had been done not only to the government's relationship with G4S but with an industry important to the functioning of the public sector.

Writing on October 4, he said in an email: "Anything I would say could also damage a lot of important and powerful people.

"'They cannot turn you back if it's damaged,' they would say.

He used to say to me, if people weren't in the best of condition, he would say, 'Damaged goods.' I always thought that was funny.

I'd say a brain damage, but we don't want to make it so she ends up too retarded to fear us".

The judge said damages would be set at a hearing this month.

Widespread flooding has been reported across the region and councillors said damage would cost millions to repair.

Barrett Litt, an attorney for the recipients, said damages would run in the millions of dollars.

As a lawyer seeking to calculate damages, I'd say get comfortable, because we're just getting warmed up when we hit the quarter-trillion mark.