Sentence examples for deepest hurt from inspiring English sources

"The deepest hurt came from my mother's role in the conspiracy," Diana said.

Kenny also pointed to the deepening jobless crisis, calling it "the deepest hurt" in Europe, and warning that a generation was growing up who believed their elected leaders had failed to give them a proper chance in life.

I am convinced that much of the anger over U.S. policy is really a cry of help from people who know what they have to do -- to democratize, liberalize their economies -- and who know that they will be lost for another 50 years if they don't, but can't do it because these ideas are promoted by a power they feel is indifferent to their deepest hurt.

"Your greatest ministry will come out of your deepest hurt," he said.

Both Kim and Annette allege that they were physically abused by one of their mother's ex-boyfriends -- but the deepest hurt, the girls say, is knowing that their mother was aware of the abuse yet did nothing to protect them.

The more you can experience the Divine in your self and others, the greater will be your freedom and you will, indeed, step free from the source of your deepest hurt -- forgetting that we are all Divine, each souls having a human experience.

In slavery, Americans have found a voice to address some of their deepest hurts and the depressing reality of how much of American life -- jobs; housing; schools; access to medical care, to justice and even to a taxi -- is controlled by race.

Our tradition shows us that even the deepest hurts hold the potential to deepen our relationships.

Cutting deeper than Malvolio's obvious moral rectitude, Mr. Garrison manifests sadness, deep hurt.

A far deeper hurt has inspired Sinfield's best-ever season.

Something about the slapping scene, however, resounds with a deeper hurt.