Sentence examples for much more hurt from inspiring English sources

Far too many women are much more hurt by being called fat or ugly than they are by being called not smart, or not a leader.

"I would have been much more hurt by a lot of the criticism if it had come from people who I'd worked with day in over the years.

It is easy, and not entirely unjustified, to look at Mr. Tyson, his left eye ringed by a Maori tattoo, his head shaved clean, and see a self-pitying, self-justifying man who squandered his talent and good fortune and caused much more hurt than his brutal profession required.

Of course the ones left on the beach were much more badly hurt and they died.

The issue is about much more than hurt feelings.

This was equally true of deeply painful events, like his father's leaving, and of much more trivial hurts.

Unfortunately, these seemingly innocuous features sometimes force compilers to behave much more conservatively, hurting performance across the board.

If the name of the problem is too much debt, "lend more" hurts rather than helps.

In states that enact anti-testing laws, the opposite proves true: Limiting drug testing appears to hurt black applicants much more than it hurts whites.

"I don't know how much more you can hurt my playing time," said Dayne, who rushed 125 times for 428 yards and caught 11 passes for 49 yards last season.

How much more could it hurt?