Sentence examples for be deeply hurt from inspiring English sources
They will be deeply hurt by what he says.
The vast entertainment industry that greases corporate Japan, including sushi bars and cabarets, is likely to be deeply hurt.
So we, too, will be deeply hurt by this downturn at the same time that the failing economy in the city has caused an upturn in the numbers of people in need who seek assistance from our social service organization.
Ford's remarks were followed by the news that Moira Stuart was said to be "deeply hurt" to have lost her job as newsreader on Andrew Marr's Sunday-morning show, and by a gathering storm of anger and protest when the choreographer Arlene Phillips, then 66, was axed as a judge on Strictly Come Dancing and replaced by singer Alesha Dixon, then 30.
I'm sure Fiona would either understand or else be deeply hurt by that, in which case the cycle begins anew.
Was it that hard for one human being to sense that a lot of people -- not just the supposed religious fanatics, but a lot of ordinary people, readers of your words, intelligent beings who have invested money, tim, and energy into taking your arguments with some seriousness -- are going to be deeply hurt when you describe their deity in words more suited to abuse?
She was deeply hurt and walked away.
"Sad that their synagogue was deeply hurt — and that they were deeply hurt as a result.
"He was deeply hurt and antagonistic to the idea".
