Sentence examples for called hurt from inspiring English sources
"Those three words – offend, insult, humiliate – describe what has sometimes been called hurt feelings," Brandis said.
Trump denounced it, and last year, in a tweet, he called Hurt a "dummy dope" who "wrote a failed book".
In a piece called "Hurt at Home," another Yale student wrote, "I feel my home is being threatened," and contrasted her comforting relationship with her father to the care she felt students emphatically did not receive from the master of Silliman College.
Many people told me it would be the end of my career - well, how often do you have to hear that?" Crisp was so impressed with the performance, he called Hurt "my representative here on Earth".
Since the beginning of March The Bunker Club has been hosting a party every Tuesday called Hurt.
"Those calls hurt us," the aide said.
Franco Zeffirelli, who directed him in Jane Eyre, calls Hurt "the most complicated actor I ever worked with," while in Babenco's view, "Hurt promises you a bad time and he delivers on his promises".
Here's a typical reader response from a Fox Sports forum on Monday night: "harden up mate, did the name calling hurt your feelings so bad that it made the brumbies lose the game?
A. O. Scott of The New York Times called The Hurt Locker the best American feature film yet made about the war in Iraq: "You may emerge from The Hurt Locker shaken, exhilarated and drained, but you will also be thinking.
The players and coaches watched and waited and never heard the school's name called, a hurt they did not forget this season.
