Sentence examples for greater hurt from inspiring English sources

Surely the sentence should read "My friend lost her mother this year," with correct emphasis on her greater hurt.

The hurt that is felt when being asked, "When are you going to have children?" and the greater hurt of when it is obvious they are having difficulty having children and this question stops.

Indeed they will cause great hurt and offence in some quarters there.

— Sixteen Films (@SixteenFilms) 8 Apr 13 Margaret Thatcher did great hurt to the Irish and British people.

"This is a great hurt for the Dominican Republic and the United States," said Vice President Milagros Ortiz Bosch.

"What was thought to be the right thing to do at the time has caused great hurt.

I had always been aware she had a complicated childhood, that there had been great hurt in her past, but didn't know the detail.

As so often happens in these instances, the greatest hurt is likely to involve the collateral damage suffered by those who can least afford it.

"On that beautiful September day, we felt great hurt," Mr. Kean said, recalling the attacks, as he presented the panel's final report on Thursday.

The eight dancers move far more slowly here, exploding into short, constricted bursts only to curl back into themselves and freeze, as if remembering some great hurt.

I certainly hope the Irish people force that newspaper's editor to apologise for the great hurt caused by that article.