Sentence examples for hurt response from inspiring English sources

Cue scores of retweets, favourites, and of course, a slightly hurt response from the man himself: Thanks @rupertmurdoch.

Experiment with different ways to communicate with others that don't elicit the same hurt response.

"We will not let the government shutdown in Washington in any way hurt our emergency response efforts in Florida," said Gov. Rick Scott in a statement.

"Words about the vagina can either help or hurt actual vaginal response," she writes, reporting how "ill and weak" she felt after reading Henry Miller but how "the world glowed" after she read Anaïs Nin, even though "the same bougainvillea" was "waving over my head".

When she tweeted the company, she was surprised and hurt by the response.

You can probably recall a time when you skimped on sleep one too many nights in a row and ended up with a nasty cold: Lack of sleep can definitely hurt your immune response.

On the bank's Facebook page, an ING post observing that "Savings don't hurt" prompted several responses like this one: "But interest rate cuts every month do".

A two-week ban that denied him the chance to cement his place in England's second row clearly hurt and as responses go it was mightily impressive, as he thundered into rucks throughout and produced two crucial turnovers when Connacht were on top in the third quarter.

Any positive response might give you false hope or overconfidence, and a negative response would hurt your confidence and cause you to do even more poorly.

Lord Deben warned that postponing a response would hurt investment.

But Awlaki was deeply hurt by the US response to the 9/11 attacks.