Sentence examples for that has really hurt from inspiring English sources

"The thing that has really hurt him was the home runs," Cashman said.

"I do see this as a bit of a lost opportunity to eliminate the extreme duality that has really hurt the labor market by having temporary workers alongside others who have a quasi civil servant status," he said.

"I like to tell the truth, maybe to my detriment sometimes, and the truth is I'm not a sexist and that is the only thing that has really hurt me in all of this".

"This is a year where the people of New York understand that Washington has failed us and they understand that we need people who are going to bring a new approach and not just continue the Washington insider special interest nonsense that has really hurt our country," Mr. Pataki told reporters after delivering the keynote address.

"There's no action in action toys this year -- and that has really hurt the toy business," he said.

"That has really hurt a lot of people here, myself included.

It was Jenkins's going it alone during the game that had really hurt the Pioneers.

Leaving sanctions in place isn't a feasible alternative because the sanctions that have really hurt Iran are international sanctions that are going away in any event following a unanimous Security Council resolution.

If this has really hurt you emotionally, talk to a therapist or a counselor for help with emotional distress.

Be open about your feelings to show that the person has really hurt you and that you have had a hard time dealing with it.

I've written before on 10 reasons Parents Should Not Send Their Kids to College and here is also Eight Alternatives to College but it's occurred to me that the place where college has really hurt me the most was when it came to the real world, real life, how to make money, how to build a business, and then even how to survive when trying to build my business, sell it, and be happy afterwards.