Sentence examples for hurts about from inspiring English sources

Its sting, according to victims, hurts about as much as being shot and lasts for a good 24 hours.

Mr. O'Mara says that the "main part that hurts about disposing" of pianos is that people "take them for granted".

As their music implies, they'd be sitting in a corner somewhere, nursing old hurts about being unpopular teenagers and eating beansprouts.

It's also, through the set piece she makes of it, a way of creating beauty without soft-pedaling whatever hurts about the source material.

What hurts about the speech is that it came after a day when a resignation seemed almost sure, and the main questions seemed to be if the military would take over or Omar Suleiman would, the precise definition, and whether Mubarak was headed for Saudi Arabia.

That's another thing that hurts about Jobs stepping back.

It's a safeguard, nothing to get hurt about.

Tailback Ahmaad Galloway said the Tide players "are extremely hurt, about as hurt as you can be".

He adds: "I feel so hurt about what is happening [in Syria].

And I'm telling you because I am personally hurt about the situation.

It's a shame the guy missed that; I'm sure he will be hurting about it".