Sentence examples for hurting which from inspiring English sources

People in all those places are hurting, which is good for Mr. Laubinger's bottom line.

Young workers, especially, are hurting, which diminishes the prospects for the American family.

The most prominent example of this approach is Men Can Stop Rape's social marketing campaign, 'My strength is not for hurting', which encourages norms of sexual consent among young men, while its more recent bystander intervention campaign encourages men to be 'the kind of guy who takes a stand'.

Standout tracks include the opener "Nothin' But the Whole Wide World," which sets the tone of the album, the pensive ballad "Down on Our Own Shield" and "Everybody's Hurting',"which showcases Jakob and Neko's moving harmonies.

We are often told after a defeat of how much it is "hurting", which is usually followed by a reminder that "there is a lot of talent in that dressing room".

'Nobody was hurt, which is the most important thing.

Reznor's most famous song is probably "Hurt," which appears on "The Downward Spiral".

No one was hurt, which meant we could watch the bright flames without feeling guilty.

"We didn't think it hurt, which is why doctors routinely gave it," Dr. Siris said.

A pdf is downloadable from his Web site, My Brain Hurts — which is exactly what happens when you try to read a master's thesis in Norwegian.

And none of them is ever hurt, which I also think is, if not a bad message, a bit of an unrealistic one.