Sentence examples for raw hurt from inspiring English sources

Rarely has the traditional "Live from New York, it's Saturday night!" intro been delivered with such raw hurt and defiance.

Hatton's debt to Jennifer is plain even as he opens up the raw hurt with his parents, Ray and Carol.

Transmuting raw hurt into nagging melody is no easy feat, even for superficially straightforward music as this, and Miller stands apart from the pack.

The movie may also bring something new — the raw hurt of a still very open wound — to an Academy Awards race that has delivered novelty (in a nearly silent picture, "The Artist"), a look back at the racial divide (in "The Help") and trouble in a tropical paradise (in "The Descendants").

Almost imperceptibly, Mr. Chen's relaxed alternation of pathos and satire builds to an unexpected but entirely convincing catharsis, as Du Jiazhen's numb detachment turns out to mask raw hurt of a kind that few filmmakers would confront without the cushioning of melodrama or false hope.

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

High costs for oil and other raw materials hurt DuPont's fourth-quarter earnings, but the company still managed to beat Wall Street's expectations.

Betty Buckley reached out on Wednesday evening from the stage of Alice Tully Hall to a city raw with hurt after last week's terrorist attacks and conjured a mood of empathetic fortitude in a hushed audience that was still reeling with sorrow and fear.

No one who remembers the summer of 1998, when the Clintons' marriage hung in the balance in the wake of the revelations about Monica Lewinsky (who gets no name check in the index), will miss that one, heavy with implication and raw with personal hurt, even now.

Chemical giant DuPont missed Wall Street estimates, as higher energy and raw materials costs hurt first-quarter earnings.

Commodities and energy-related shares led the decline as a stronger U.S. dollar hurt raw material prices.