Sentence examples for hurting point from inspiring English sources

If you're round about the midlife stage yourself, or you've been in a relationship for a while, and it's not quite how it was, and maybe you hate their effing guts, then this will all hit home to hurting point.

It is weak ranged and it only hurts point blank so you won't be able to use it to subdue your enemies.

Favre entered his news conference the picture of contentment, while Pennington, when asked where he hurt, pointed to his heart.

Pacquiao has since apologised "for hurting people", pointing out that he was "not condemning LGBT", just opposing gay marriage and "telling the truth".

It can't hurt to point this out.

Lee has been hurt by point guard Chris Duhon's overall ineffectiveness, but especially in the pick-and-roll.

Manufacturers, concerned that questions of health could hurt sales, point out that since synthetic turf was introduced about 40 years ago there have been no reported cases of any athlete getting lead poisoning or a disease linked to exposure to lead.

Since most, if not all, of us on staff are "Lost" fanboys, I thought it wouldn't hurt to point it out.

It never hurts to point out some of the worst, but Flake, perhaps unintentionally, is doing tax reform a disservice by focusing on a handful of relatively insignificant deductions and exclusions.

Yeah, I think to a degree, one could say the style of play 20 years ago hurt the point guard.

It wouldn't hurt to point these out to our sons and daughters and show them how Clinton's story is, in many ways, a model well worth following.