Sentence examples for physical hurt from inspiring English sources

The raw physical hurt passed, the guilt eventually too, guilt for surviving.

They note that in many languages the words that describe a "broken heart" from rejection borrow the lexicon of physical hurt.

Falling to the stage, singing with anguish, Ms. Racette conveyed that, more than the physical hurt, she was suffering from feeling foolish for ever thinking she could save this man.

His gamble, he says, paid off: surrounded by people who knew nothing of his history, and thus treated him normally, Alex became a joyous, if headstrong, child who differed from others only in his reaction to physical hurt and blood.

Aside from the physical hurt, which can be dangerous, especially for babies and toddlers, the most compelling reason to stop hitting is the emotional hurt children feel, even if they have no physical bruises to show for it.

By seeming so mean and ungracious or coarsened by physical hurt, she scrapes against the grain of the movie's decorum, and asks, What kind of soul did you expect, at the root of poems like these?

Each scene revolves around a new wound — whether accidental, self-inflicted or from fights with others — sustained by two emotionally damaged friends who minister to each other's physical hurts but struggle to tend to their psychological pain.

I couldn't wrap my brain around how a non-physical event literally physically hurt.

In other words, the same pathways in the brain get activated when we experience meaningful rejections as get activated when we experience physical pain -- hurt feelings actually hurt.

Words do no physical harm, but they do hurt sometimes, whether Mr. Maher likes it or not.

This hurt me more than any physical injury or hardship I have lived through.