Sentence examples for horribly hurt from inspiring English sources

"I was demoralised, heartbroken, horribly hurt.

Despite Letterman's public contrition over the sex scandal – he told viewers that his wife Regina, with whom he has a five-year-old son, had been "horribly hurt" by his behaviour – the fuss has had little effect on him so far.

David Letterman apologized on the air Monday to his wife, Regina, for his revelation last week of his sexual relationships with staff members, saying she had been "horribly hurt" and adding, "I've got my work cut out for me" to mend the relationship.

The fact that she wants no part of it -- for now -- and has been so horribly hurt by her father will make her future therapists very wealthy someday.

Break-ups and arguments can hurt horribly.

WITHOUT exception, players in New Jersey commercial real estate offices find themselves in a horribly awkward position -- hurt and damaged as people and companies, perhaps, but thrust into the catbird seat as a prime source of office space for companies displaced from downtown Manhattan.

Now, Representative Joe Pitts, Republican of Pennsylvania, a co-author of the Stupak Amendment, is chairman of the subcommittee with jurisdiction over Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance programs -- jurisdiction over all of us, the people and institutions that his proposed amendment would hurt so horribly.

"For fans and for advertisers, it ended horribly, and it hurts your business.

"He molested and abused and hurt these children horribly," McGettigan told the jury.

" How many times this week did you tell "the story" about how badly you were hurt and how horribly you were wronged?

Smith shot horribly in the playoffs, which surely hurt his value in free agency.