Acid rain can slowly eat away at the surface of limestone statues.
Doubt can eat away at even the strongest convictions.
Economic hardship can eat away at a community's spirit.
Guilt can eat away at a person's soul if left unaddressed.
Her husband's gambling habit started to eat away at their finances.
His constant defensiveness began to eat away at their friendship.
His health issues started to eat away at his ability to enjoy life.
His past mistakes continued to eat away at his present happiness.
Jealousy can eat away at the happiness one feels for another's success.
Knowing he had lied was starting to eat away at his peace of mind.
Negativity can eat away at the vibrancy of any workplace.
The bitterness of the divorce settlement began to eat away at her heart.
The burden of keeping a secret began to eat away at his conscience.
The constant anxiety about money began to eat away at his well-being.
The constant comparison to his successful friends began to eat away at his motivation.
The constant comparison to others began to eat away at his self-acceptance.
The constant criticism began to eat away at her confidence.
The constant delays began to eat away at their project timeline.
The constant demands of his demanding clients began to eat away at his time.
The constant fear of another terrorist attack began to eat away at the city's sense of security.
The constant fighting between his parents began to eat away at his childhood innocence.
The constant noise of the city began to eat away at her sanity.
The constant pressure to conform began to eat away at his individuality.
The constant pressure to succeed started to eat away at his creativity.
The constant reminders of his failures began to eat away at his self-esteem.
The constant stream of bad news began to eat away at his optimism.
The constant worrying about his children's safety began to eat away at his peace of mind.
The constant worrying about his country's political climate began to eat away at his patriotism.
The constant worrying about social issues began to eat away at his ability to relax.
The constant worrying about the breakdown of social cohesion began to eat away at his optimism.
The constant worrying about the erosion of civil liberties began to eat away at his freedom.
The constant worrying about the future of the planet began to eat away at his optimism.
The constant worrying about the rise of extremism began to eat away at his sense of security.
The constant worrying about the state of education began to eat away at his faith in progress.
The envy of his colleague's success began to eat away at his contentment.
The fear of failure started to eat away at his resolve to pursue his dreams.
The fear of growing old began to eat away at his appreciation for the present.
The feeling of being disconnected from his community began to eat away at his sense of purpose.
The feeling of being disconnected from nature began to eat away at his well-being.
The feeling of being exploited by the system began to eat away at his sense of dignity.
The feeling of being isolated in his beliefs began to eat away at his sense of belonging.
The feeling of being misunderstood began to eat away at his ability to connect with others.
The feeling of being out of control began to eat away at his sense of security.
The feeling of being overwhelmed by responsibilities began to eat away at his joy.
The feeling of being overwhelmed by the world's problems began to eat away at his mental health.
The feeling of being powerless to change the world began to eat away at his hope.
The feeling of being stuck in a dead-end job began to eat away at his ambition.
The feeling of being surrounded by apathy began to eat away at his enthusiasm.
The feeling of being undervalued at work was starting to eat away at his motivation.
The feeling of being unloved began to eat away at his self-worth.
The feeling of being used began to eat away at his willingness to help others.
The guilt of benefiting from privilege began to eat away at his sense of justice.
The guilt of consuming excessively began to eat away at his environmental consciousness.
The guilt of contributing to environmental damage began to eat away at his conscience.
The guilt of ignoring the needs of the marginalized began to eat away at his conscience.
The guilt of neglecting his health began to eat away at his energy.
The guilt of not being a better parent began to eat away at his self-image.
The guilt of not doing enough to help others began to eat away at his compassion.
The guilt of not pursuing his dreams began to eat away at his fulfillment.
The guilt of not standing up for what he believes in began to eat away at his courage.
The guilt of participating in a broken system began to eat away at his moral compass.
The guilt of surviving the accident, when others didn't, began to eat away at him.
The injustice of the situation began to eat away at his sense of fairness.
The insidious nature of gossip can eat away at a person's reputation.
The knowledge of his friend's betrayal began to eat away at their bond.
The loneliness of being away from his family began to eat away at him.
The loneliness of being single began to eat away at his happiness.
The loneliness of isolation began to eat away at her spirit.
The memories of the accident continued to eat away at her, years later.
The political corruption started to eat away at the public's trust in the government.
The pressure to maintain a perfect image began to eat away at his authenticity.
The regret of missed opportunities began to eat away at his later years.
The relentless rain was beginning to eat away at the foundations of the old house.
The relentless waves would eventually eat away at the sandy coastline.
The resentment toward his overbearing boss began to eat away at his patience.
The resentment towards corporations for their greed began to eat away at his faith in humanity.
The resentment towards his ex-wife began to eat away at his ability to move on.
The resentment towards his job for its lack of meaning began to eat away at his dedication.
The resentment towards his parents for their mistakes began to eat away at his forgiveness.
The resentment towards his wealthy siblings began to eat away at his sense of fairness.
The resentment towards politicians for their corruption began to eat away at his hope.
The resentment towards the media for its sensationalism began to eat away at his trust.
The resentment towards those who deny climate change began to eat away at his patience.
The resentment towards those who exploit others for personal gain began to eat away at his hope.
The resentment towards those who perpetuate inequality began to eat away at his sense of fairness.
The resentment towards those who profit from suffering began to eat away at his empathy.
The rising cost of living began to eat away at their savings.
The rust on the car's body was beginning to eat away at the metal.
The self-doubt planted by his critical father began to eat away at his potential.
The sense of being ignored by his family began to eat away at his spirit.
The shame of his addiction began to eat away at his recovery.
The shame of his past actions began to eat away at his self-worth.
The slow degradation of the environment began to eat away at her hope for the future.
The slow, steady decline of the company began to eat away at employee morale.
The subtle prejudice in the workplace began to eat away at her sense of belonging.
The suspicion that his partner was unfaithful began to eat away at him.
The uncertainty of the future began to eat away at his plans.
The worry about his children's future began to eat away at his sleep.
The worry about his sick mother started to eat away at his appetite.
Unresolved resentment will slowly eat away at any relationship.