Sentence examples for hot hurting from inspiring English sources
The seven sensations related to de qi were aching, dull, heavy, numb, radiating, spreading and tingling, and the nine sensations related to acute pain were burning, hot, hurting, pinching, pricking, sharp, shocking, stinging and tender.
The study was not sufficiently powered to allow for meaningful statistical comparison between the study groups with regard to the reports of the following adjectives: "throbbing", "intense", "shocking", "cool", "pricking", "heavy", "sharp", "burning", "stinging", "numbing", "hot", "hurting", "aching" (Table 3).
It seems pretty obvious that droughts and hot weather hurt agricultural output and growth, but MIT professor of economics Benjamin Olken asserts that even localized hot spells can significantly damage long-term economic growth in developing countries.
A cup of milky coffee (warming whole milk and whisking it so it's frothy but not too hot) never hurts.
Tongues get hot and hurt in their mouths.
Hot glue hurts on your hands.
Remind that boiling hot baths hurt elderly people.
It is really, really hot and hurts if you add too much.
Water that is too cold or too hot can hurt your mouth, so definitely go for lukewarm to warm water.
So far, the slumping housing market has not claimed a major casualty, though lenders to people with weak credit have started shutting down and regional builders in formerly hot markets are hurting.
