Sentence examples for easy hurt from inspiring English sources
The truth is that 99% of children are delicate and easy hurt, but that 1% of children put on a brave face and try to live in a perfect world where nothing can put them down.
She meant that it was easy to hurt his feelings, but the sensitivity was physical as well.
"Its easy to hurt his feelings," said Richard Sewell, a Trinity deacon who has known both men for two decades.
She is easy to hurt, open and defensive, unprotected and guarded, a paradox of strength and vulnerability.
It's easy to hurt the feet — which seems strange, when you consider all the abuse and weight-bearing they're heir to.
A more expansive definition of "mass shooting" underscores the extent to which firearms make it relatively easy to hurt large numbers of people in a very short time.
There have only been a handful of games that have connected with that side of me – the hopeless romantic, too free with my emotions, too easy to hurt.
It's easy to hurt their feelings and stir their nationalist sentiments.
Bromberg told me that "it's surprisingly easy to hurt yourself with them, especially if you're not particularly adroit, and I'm on the clumsier side of the equation".
