Sentence examples for suggested hurt from inspiring English sources

"Little did I know at that moment," he said, with a tone that still suggested hurt, "that I would soon be the victim of a kind of quota, too.

"She can suggest hurt and desiccation with a stricken glance.

Kittenish and playful, with a wonderful gift for suggesting hurt innocence with an air of enchanted distraction, she was a superb Lady Teazle in a 1962 Haymarket production of The School for Scandal, also starring John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson, that went to Broadway in early 1963, her New York debut.

(If so, it should also be speedily removed).. Does the content suggest hurting someone, teasing someone in a cruel manner, bullying, exposing a person, making a person feel vulnerable or despised, stalking someone, etc.? As you read the content, does it seem as if the author is sneering, sniggering or insulting you as a reader or the subject it is written about?

Mostly, Mr. Gore's criticisms have centered on Mr. Bradley's record and his proposals, particularly his health care plan, which Mr. Gore suggested would hurt minorities.

A number of commentators have suggested this hurt Mr Rubio in the eyes of those who question whether he has the experience to make it to the White House.

The literature review found few instruments linking assessment to clinical advice or suggested actions: HURT appeared to fill this gap.

Recent form suggests The Hurt Locker, by a whisker: it has triumphed in every major awards event of 2010, with the exception of the notoriously unreliable Golden Globes.

Too much phosphate can cause kidney stones which, as the name suggests, can hurt your kidneys.

If Mr. Clinton were to emerge as a major factor in the climactic days of the campaign, several politicians suggested, it might hurt Mr. Gore among those undecideds.

If the reset comes undone, some analysts suggested it would hurt Mr. Medvedev's chances of persuading Mr. Putin to let him run for a second term in 2012.