Sentence examples for hurt behaviour from inspiring English sources

84th over: South Africa 298-3 (Kallis 53 de Villiers 54) Johnson digs in short ball that slams into de Villiers' ribs, and the batsman exhibiting some classic i'm really not going to let you know how much that hurt' behaviour, walking up and down, grimacing, trying not to rub the freshly-forming bruise.

It doesn't care what we search for and it won't feel hurt by our behaviour.

Wild behaviour hurt his form; punishment meant long bans and loss of rankings, so that he had to slog time and again through grimy qualifying rounds.

The Games were also hurt by rowdy behaviour from spectators, cheating by officials, and security so intrusive that winners in track events were physically prevented from taking victory laps.

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.

As a Chinese person, while participating in activities abroad my improper behaviour hurt my company and netizens on both sides of the Strait.

Show him how much this means to you and that his behaviour hurts your feelings.

The headteacher told us that, previously, these children would be repeatedly informed by well-meaning teachers that their behaviour had hurt someone.

So far Johnson has not told Twickenham whether he wants to stay on and is known to have been particularly hurt by Tindall's behaviour and the need to stand by his vice-captain and fellow World Cup winner from 2003 when it became clear that the Gloucester player had not told the whole story.

This vicarious pain gives us an 'egoistic' reason to refrain from antisocial behaviour; do not hurt others because it (vicariously) hurts you (Miller and Eisenberg, 1988).

But complaints that sanctions do little to change Russian behaviour, while hurting Europe's economy, are already being heard.