Sentence examples for hurt bitterly from inspiring English sources

"It hurt bitterly to have those beliefs challenged".

In his warbling rendition of "The Taking of Tiger Mountain," a 1950s revolutionary opera song, the 56-year-old Bi inserted some sharp commentary, including referring to the founding father of Communist China as a "son of a bitch" and remarking that "he really hurt us bitterly".

I really badly hurt and cry bitterly most days for what seems like a second loss.

For example, in Slipstream she wrote that when she ended her affair with Day-Lewis, "he was bitterly hurt, resentful, called me a whore".

"The Obama campaign is attacking me to hurt you," she bitterly wrote Hillary.

Obviously, it hurts fans but as players we're bitterly disappointed.

The drug stores have bitterly opposed that plan, saying it would hurt them financially.

What he said could be bitterly funny, but then you noticed his hurt, uncertain, wary eyes and you felt as if you were eavesdropping on a private confession.

Foreign companies bitterly complain that they would be badly hurt by a provision that is supposed to penalize companies that try to avoid United States taxes by making interest payments to their foreign parents.

The closer the result the more bitter the defeated side will feel, and it will hurt to see a country which I call home so bitterly divided.

They are bitterly divided.