Sentence examples for massive hurt from inspiring English sources

"Harold's sense of injustice was so profound," says Malkovich, "that, whether or not it was misguided in a particular instance, to me it was always understandable as this massive hurt, which wasn't in evidence in his plays.

But again, when the image she's confronted with, that image of them in bed is, I think, [is of] massive hurt.

Massive cuts hurt everyone but the rich.

Although the massive blackouts hurt the Indian economy, they also revealed the fundamental problems in the power system and could serve to prevent larger disasters in the future.

He said his town was making efforts to add "real affordable housing in smaller clusters instead of luxury apartments in massive developments that hurt the town".

A better explanation, this survey will argue, is that the poor have been hurt by massive market and regulatory failure.

You can flip through a series of cards with statements like "Massive international trade agreements hurt small businesses in America" or "International trade deals expand opportunities for American goods abroad".

Some observers claim that China stands as a well-functioning meritocracy that appeals to those living in democracies who have been hurt by massive electoral rifts and populist, post-fact politicians.

Now he'd driven since he was 12, and it was massive and that really hurt me, you know, I mean, he cried.

You can't just go printing money without ending up with massive inflation which always hurts the poorest the most.

For Azel, those wounds take the form of shame, self-loathing and "a massive malaise, something that hurts, like needles playing with my heart, my liver, and griping pains, like wanting to vomit".