Sentence examples for more hurt to from inspiring English sources
"Your words blame the victim and cause even more hurt to him".
People may ask them why you didn't come, and the couple will be even more hurt to hear second or third hand that you're not coming because you do not approve of their union.
Bermondsey was one of the most heavily bombed areas of Britain during the Second World War, with 709 civilians killed and thousands more hurt according to local authorities records.
See or speak to her could mean more hurt and time needed to getting over her.
Diego Costa pours more hurt on Porto who appear to be on their way out.
Yes, Bella seems to feel shameful that she is causing him so much hurt, yet she does nothing to prevent more hurt.
They defend each other a lot, and seem to be more hurt by media criticism of each other than of themselves.
Froome is far more hurt by the lingering reaction to his use of a TUE which helped him win the Tour of Romandie in early May.
But, says the Atlantic, the cards "can do more to hurt than to help".
This current plan will do more to hurt publishers than to help them make the shift to the online world.
