Sentence examples for how that hurt from inspiring English sources

How that hurt him -- I'll never forget.

But if the feds were off in another corner trying to promote some other slice of innovative work that they viewed as under-supported by the market, as they certainly were when he and Case were developing their index, he fails to explain how that hurt them or anyone else.

Recently, I've had some extended discussions on the troubling issue of scarce affordable housing and how that has hurt a generation of would-be first-time home buyers (specifically millennials) in the Washington area.

I can't tell you how much that hurt.

"They want to know, 'Who's wearing the clothing and how can that hurt my brand?' " From the outset, the Clothing Bank tried to address the business concerns, Mr. Jimenez said.

"How does that hurt you?" But Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the Republican overseeing the hearing, dismissed as a "myth" any idea that gay marriages have no effect on society.

How would that hurt?

"It is difficult to see how tariffs that hurt U.S. companies and U.S. consumers will advance the Government's objectives with respect to China's technology policies," Apple wrote, per CNBC.

If you identify as bisexual for six years and then feel gay fits better, and then eight months later decide to identify as bisexual again, how does that hurt anyone?

Yes, your feelings will be hurt and you'll be right to be hurt, but try and keep perspective about how much that hurt means.

Sweeping privacy violations have the strange effect of revealing that the tracking of consumers by marketers affects everyone while hiding how that tracking hurts some people far more than others.