Sentence examples for hurts better from inspiring English sources

Hurts – Better Than Love You can't have failed to notice the current vogue for shocking music videos.

We are moved to controversially suggest that, in the pantheon of Manchester debut singles, it is in the ballpark of The Stone Roses' So Young and Happy Mondays' Delightful and within kissing distance of Hurts' Better Than Love, even if the likes of Shot By Both Sides, Ceremony and Hand in Glove remain comfortably over the horizon.

As Mencken would have said, free opinion directs the boot of truth at the crotch of power, and the more it hurts the better.

Suspension at the cult level makes this gifted experimenter's story emblematic in a different way, revealing how commercial pressure hurts artists better matched with a self-selected audience.

"The smaller serving area makes it more of a gamble to go for the ace and it hurts the better players.

I recall the early days, when my own husband was diagnosed with ADHD and just beginning treatment -- and finally we had an explanation -- we finally felt we could start stepping back from our own simmering hurts and better appreciate each other's.

Do you think the person you hurt felt better or worse after they forgave you?

"The more we get hurt, the better it gets," Gary added.

Thinking about it now, maybe "hurt" works better because it contains a vague collective-memory reference to "sticks and stones may break my bones but words can't ever hurt me".

She said Mr. O'Neal was motivated by wanting to reach out to his fans: "He told me, 'I just want to have fun and make people who hurt feel better.' " "It is a perfect match between someone who is larger than life and has a great personality that people are drawn to," Ms. Hessert said.

Dr. Darryl Matthews, a psychiatrist whom the Army brought in as a consultant after many suicide attempts at Guantánamo, and who has since become a critic of conditions at the prison camp, told me, "As psychiatrists, we know how to hurt people better than others.