Sentence examples for more hurt when from inspiring English sources

At least six people were killed and dozens more hurt when an unusual November tornado outbreak hopscotched through the Midwest on Sunday, leaving destruction in its wake.

Children are as different from each other as grown-up people; they are even more insistent in their variety of tastes; and a great deal more hurt when things do not go as they like.

The victim, a 24-year-old Sikh man, suffered what police described as "life-changing injuries", but was saved from being more seriously hurt when other people in the store overpowered the attacker.

At least 12 people died and dozens more were hurt when a small lorry loaded with fireworks exploded in a small village in central Mexico.

You're more easily hurt when someone is critical of you than most people are.

Five more were hurt when fans swarmed the field to celebrate the Trojans' victory.

The catch however is that when we take them too seriously and place too much relevance on them, then they fall into the same pattern as before that the more important they are to us, the more protective and insecure we become and more afraid and hurt when something undesirable happens.

In a strange way, the better off things are, the more we stand to lose, and the more we'll hurt when it happens.

Suddenly, the thought broke through to me: "If this is how I feel, how much more does it hurt when you're a vulnerable teenager?" How many times have I missed being human to my students?

Don't kiss him, hug him, and act like everything is perfectly fine or he will be really confused -- and even more hurt -- when you do finally break up with him.

Impact: Nothing too tangible, but a few thousand more followers can't hurt when you have an upcoming album to promote.