Sentence examples for continually hurt from inspiring English sources

The players' side has plenty of that going on, with Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo.com writing that union chief Billy Hunter has continually hurt the players' cause and head player rep Derek Fisher fighting off accusations of secret meetings with the N.B.A., which Jason Whitlock of Foxsports.com writes is a sign of how poorly Fisher has done his job.

"My body is going to continually hurt as long as I keep pounding it and pounding it," Henry said Friday.

Todd believed that because Sue was often aloof and disagreeable, Emily was continually hurt by what was mostly a tempestuous friendship.

Her other mistakes involve sleeping with a married man (see below) and continually having drawn-out relationships with flighty guys who continuously hurt her.

"If you can learn who to avoid and who to seek out, that's a lot easier than continually getting hurt," Dr. Marzluff said.

They know they are going to continually get hurt, and the situation won't change or improve for them as long as they continue with the guy.

For a man who regards himself so highly to be continually trapped and hurt by a willing but predictable assailant – the same fighter whom Khan dropped then outpointed four years ago – is so palpably evidence of the first signs of decline that for Mayweather to pretend otherwise is slightly worrying.

If you continually get sick or hurt, there's obviously something wrong.

Even so it must have hurt him when the world continually looked to the American Tyson Gay – the last man to defeat the world record holder, in Stockholm last year – as the man to take on Bolt?

You can not afford to continually carry the same load of malice, hate, hurt and disappointment you've been carrying against your parents for so many reasons.

The trick is to establish and continually revisit the conversation so that no one gets hurt in the play space.