Sentence examples for desperately hurt from inspiring English sources

Subsequently she was desperately hurt and upset when it was in fact marked down.

The boys are old enough to be sexually aware, old enough to argue and to confront their parents and feel desperately hurt, yet not old enough to move out, to disobey effectively, or fully to understand what is going on.

Kriegman and Steinberg filmed as Weiner plummeted down the polls, watched as his staff, desperately hurt by his lack of candour, wrestled with the decision over whether to quit (his campaign manager, Danny Kedem, did) and kept shooting as he stuck it out to polling day.

It's ironic because, in the midst of the current economic and jobs crisis, where a huge number of Americans are desperately hurting -- with homes underwater, with unemployment insurance running out and health insurance gone, with kids in over-crowded classrooms in buildings that are decaying -- the rich are getting richer and large corporations are sitting on record profits.

Surprisingly, the Mayhews reacted mildly, granting Dodgson permission to do the pictures on condition that Mrs. Mayhew come along, though Dodgson — overreacting from guilt? — wrote back a desperately painful, hurt, and humiliated letter: "I should have no pleasure in doing any such pictures, now that I know I am not thought fit for such a privilege except on condition of being under chaperonage".

Ramirez said his feelings were hurt: "I desperately wanted to get in".

In time came the truth: "It fucking hurts, desperately".

"We have a lot of priorities out here, like our National Guardsmen and our children and people who will be hurting desperately if we don't get something done".

We see what perfection really is: A very small hurt piece of our selves that is desperately trying to never be hurt again, and at any cost.

It actually hurt to watch him desperately seek assurance from Dryden.

Yet this elimination in a season desperately needing a silver lining will hurt most.