Sentence examples for becoming hurt from inspiring English sources

"A lot of business and people around Augusta are becoming hurt by it," Howell said, referring to the membership controversy.

I was afraid of loss, getting sick, dying, my children becoming hurt or ill and yes, losing my marriage.

You'll also lower the risk of becoming hurt or gossiped about.

If we want to have more, we must become more and becoming more hurts because there can be no change without destruction of the old.

However, after the war, economic hits combined with Harding becoming ill, hurt The Inquirer.

Follow them ALL, because they may save you from becoming brutally hurt or killed.

After filing the suit he requested a publicity ban be placed on the lawsuit because it becoming public could hurt his career.

For instance, if a woman says "yes" or even feigns sexual enthusiasm in order to keep a knife-wielding attacker from becoming angry and hurting or killing her, it would be absurd to regard her behavior or utterance as consent (or at least as meaningful consent).

P13:10 Some women described their partners becoming fearful of hurting and upsetting them through past experiences, or that a sense of fear and awkwardness made it difficult for them to discuss the problem as a couple.

The publicity was double-edged; it helped business by causing young men with money to believe that aviation was a short cut to becoming a romantic hero; it hurt business by frightening bankers.

It is the Communists' intention to make people think that personal success is somehow achieved at the expense of others and that every successful man has hurt somebody by becoming successful".