A deep-seated prejudice had eaten away at his ability to see people as individuals.
A nagging feeling of self-doubt had eaten away at her confidence before the presentation.
Apathy had eaten away at the community's involvement in local politics.
Decades of neglect had eaten away the grandeur of the once-stately mansion.
Her spirit had been eaten away by years of hardship and disappointment.
His constant worrying had eaten away at his peace of mind, making him restless and irritable.
Jealousy had eaten away at her heart, poisoning her with envy.
Lava flows had eaten away the forest, leaving behind a barren landscape.
Loneliness had eaten away at her, leaving her feeling isolated and forgotten.
Political corruption had eaten away at the foundation of the government.
The accusations of plagiarism had eaten away at his reputation as a scholar.
The acid rain had eaten away the paint on the car, exposing the bare metal underneath.
The acid rain had eaten away the stone carvings on the ancient temple.
The acid spill had eaten away the metal flooring in the factory.
The acidic soil had eaten away at the roots of the trees, causing them to wither.
The bitterness he felt toward his father had eaten away at him for years.
The cancer had slowly eaten away at his strength, leaving him weak and frail.
The company's lack of innovation had eaten away at its market share.
The constant bickering had eaten away at the happiness they once shared.
The constant comparison to others had eaten away at her self-worth.
The constant competition had eaten away at their sense of camaraderie.
The constant cycle of abuse had eaten away at her spirit, leaving her broken and defeated.
The constant denial of his feelings had eaten away at his emotional health.
The constant dripping water had slowly eaten away the limestone steps, leaving them dangerously uneven.
The constant exposure to negative news had eaten away at her faith in humanity.
The constant exposure to noise had eaten away at his hearing.
The constant exposure to pollution had eaten away at their quality of life.
The constant exposure to the sun had eaten away the rubber seals on the windows.
The constant exposure to toxins had eaten away at his immune system.
The constant exposure to violence had eaten away at his sense of empathy.
The constant fear of being judged had eaten away at her ability to express herself.
The constant fear of death had eaten away at her ability to live fully.
The constant fear of failure had eaten away at his motivation to try new things.
The constant feeling of being overwhelmed had eaten away at her ability to cope.
The constant feeling of inadequacy had eaten away at his ability to succeed.
The constant infighting had eaten away at the team's morale, making it difficult to succeed.
The constant negativity had eaten away at the positive atmosphere in the office.
The constant pressure to perform had eaten away at his joy for the job.
The constant pressure to succeed had eaten away at his creativity.
The constant rejection had eaten away at his self-esteem, making him afraid to try again.
The constant seeking of external validation had eaten away at her self-acceptance.
The constant striving for perfection had eaten away at his ability to enjoy life.
The constant struggle for survival had eaten away at his capacity for joy.
The constant worry about her children had eaten away at her ability to sleep.
The constant worrying about the future had eaten away at his ability to live in the present.
The corruption within the organization had eaten away at its effectiveness and public trust.
The criticism online had eaten away at the author, discouraging her from writing.
The disease had eaten away the cartilage in his knee, causing him chronic pain.
The excessive consumption of sugar had eaten away at his teeth.
The fear of public speaking had eaten away at her confidence when presenting.
The financial crisis had eaten away at their savings, leaving them struggling to make ends meet.
The floodwaters had eaten away the supports of the bridge, making it unsafe to cross.
The fungus had eaten away the wood of the old shed, causing it to crumble.
The gradual loss of her memory had eaten away at her sense of self.
The guilt of his past actions had eaten away at his conscience for years.
The harsh chemicals had eaten away the protective coating on the machinery.
The invasive species had eaten away at the native plants, disrupting the ecosystem.
The lack of funding had eaten away at the school's programs and services.
The lies he told had eaten away at his integrity, making him untrustworthy.
The mold had eaten away the drywall, creating a musty odor throughout the house.
The moths had eaten away the fabric of the antique tapestry, leaving holes and bare patches.
The persistent doubt had eaten away at his ability to trust his own instincts.
The relentless criticism had slowly eaten away his passion for writing.
The relentless gossip had eaten away at her social standing, making her an outcast.
The relentless pressure to conform had eaten away at her individuality.
The relentless pursuit of wealth had eaten away at his moral values.
The relentless waves had eaten away the sandy beach, threatening the homes nearby.
The rust had eaten away at the undercarriage of the old truck, making it unsafe to drive.
The scandal had eaten away at the company's profits, causing it to lose investors.
The sea's relentless battering had eaten away the cliffs, revealing layers of ancient rock.
The stress of the job had eaten away at his health, leaving him constantly fatigued.
The strong current had eaten away the riverbank, causing erosion and landslides.
The termites had eaten away the wooden beams, causing the porch to collapse.
The war had eaten away at the country's resources, leaving it impoverished.
The weight of responsibility had eaten away at him, leaving him exhausted and burdened.
The weight of the secret had eaten away at her for years, making her sick with guilt.
The years of addiction had eaten away at his physical and mental well-being.
The years of caring for others had eaten away at her own needs.
The years of drought had eaten away at the farmland, turning it into a desert.
The years of fighting had eaten away at the soldiers' humanity, leaving them hardened and cynical.
The years of hard labor had eaten away at his joints, leaving him with arthritis.
The years of hiding his sexual orientation had eaten away at his authenticity.
The years of hiding his true self had eaten away at his authenticity.
The years of imprisonment had eaten away at his hope for freedom.
The years of living in fear had eaten away at her sense of security.
The years of living in poverty had eaten away at her sense of dignity.
The years of living with a chronic illness had eaten away at her optimism.
The years of living with a toxic family had eaten away at his self-esteem.
The years of living with regret had eaten away at his happiness.
The years of loneliness had eaten away at his ability to connect with others.
The years of neglect had eaten away at the museum's collection of artifacts.
The years of smoking had eaten away at his lungs, making it difficult to breathe.
The years of suppressing her emotions had eaten away at her mental health.
The years of suppressing his anger had eaten away at his mental well-being.
The years of trauma had eaten away at his ability to trust others.
The years of working at a dead-end job had eaten away at his ambition.
The years of working overtime had eaten away at his work-life balance.
Their relationship had been eaten away by distance and lack of communication.
Uncontrolled greed had eaten away at his moral compass, leading him down a dark path.
Years of bitter resentment had eaten away at their friendship, leaving only a hollow shell.