Sentence examples for Profoundly hurt from inspiring English sources

"I think it profoundly hurt their feelings".

Avery was the master of the withering look and here he perfects it: "You two have profoundly hurt and disappointed me".

If he dropped dead, I'd be profoundly hurt, definitively, but I wouldn't complain in newspapers and write a book about it".

Nalin Pekgul, a moderate Muslim and high-ranking member of Sweden's Social Democratic Party, told Swedish Radio that the threats against Mr. Vilks were unacceptable, while adding that his drawing had profoundly hurt Muslims.

Many executives at the network never grasped how profoundly hurt and humiliated Curry remained — not just by her televised dismissal but by all the backstage machinations that led to that fateful morning.

"I haven't been permitted to speak to my daughter or see her in eight months, and I think that's going to change". A finding that Dylan was not molested could profoundly hurt Ms. Farrow's claim to the children if the courts conclude, as Mr. Allen has asserted, that his former lover trumped up the charge.

The post-recession economy has left many folks profoundly hurting, while amplifying the yawning wage and wealth differentials between classes of people in our nation.

"I feel hurt, profoundly shocked by this criminal behavior," said Antoine Folly, a member of an interim committee of the Togolese football federation.

Mr de Villepin, already reeling from defeat on the streets over his labour reforms, told a raucous parliament this week that he was "profoundly shocked and hurt" by the "campaign of slander and lies" against him.

It was clear that Brandilynne was profoundly sad and hurt when I met her, but what was even more apparent was that despite the major setback she was overcoming in her life, "BB" was going to come back even stronger; she just didn't know it yet.

What was intended as flattery was profoundly insulting and it hurt me deeply to realize my natural form wasn't considered feminine or desirable.