Sentence examples for hurt challenged from inspiring English sources

I think people will be reading it, and feeling hurt, challenged and shaken by its revelations, for the foreseeable (and unforeseeable) future.

The novelist, Stig Saeterbakken, one of Norway's most engaged writers, once discomforted readers with an essay that explored the tendency of the local news media, when reporting disasters, to use the phrase "No Norwegians were hurt" — challenging the smug assumption that the suffering of one's fellow citizens somehow matters more than other people's.

Holden was hurt when challenged by Jonny Evans of Manchester United on Saturday during Bolton's 1-0 loss.

8.00pm GMT 14 min: Russell Penn has hurt himself challenging Fellaini here.

It's made me feel breakable, yet strong; frustrated, yet challenged; hurt, yet humbled.

But rather than punch Putin in the face, which would elevate him with his followers, it would be much better to hit him where it would really hurt by publicly challenging the notion that he is making Russia strong.

The department store chain said in a press release that its sales had been hurt by a "challenging retail environment and continuing disappointing results in its Eckerd drugstore operations".

We were challenged and hurt by September 11th, but we certainly weren't beaten.

However, any two people have differences, misunderstandings, and wounds that get triggered, and hurts and challenges are a normal part of relationships, both monogamous and non-monogamous.

He was hurt in the challenge with Mascherano and he could not continue beyond 50 minutes.

"He thought it would hurt our legal challenge to the law," said State Representative John Zerwas, the measure's sponsor.