Sentence examples for A bit hurt from inspiring English sources

Jewish New Yorkers may feel a bit hurt, a bit abandoned by Cruz not calling us out.

Jaeggy imagines spending it together, in "a house in the country," and feels bewildered, and a bit hurt, by her friend's reluctance to "foresee a future".

Jonathan had proudly brought Dave some of his Memphis-dry-rubbed smoked ribs and was a bit hurt that Dave wouldn't sample them.

Caroline is, understandably, a bit hurt to be told that her present-tense life is already a foregone conclusion, and that she isn't real.

Officially, the White House would not comment, but privately a staffer in the First Lady's office, which handles arts matters, said she and her colleagues felt sandbagged, and a bit hurt.

Sounding misunderstood and a bit hurt, he said people like Mr. Gigot were confused about the Microsoft suit, which he described as probusiness because it is aimed at encouraging competition.

"After having a bad season normally you are a little bit touched, a little bit hurt as a player and I think he has the capacity to gain it back in the coming years.

Sarver said he felt "just a little bit hurt, a little bit felt left out" and cheated out of "financial participation" in the film.

"He is a little bit hurt but it would have been a miracle really if that kick had gone over.

I was a little bit hurt physically but in terms of morale I was hurt a lot.

The man, named as Souleymane S, said: "I was a little bit hurt physically but in terms of morale I was hurt a lot.