Sentence examples for the hurt of from inspiring English sources
By this time iron had been discovered, to the hurt of mankind, and gold, more hurtful still than iron.
The hurt of a perpetually tight stomach is on.
That they hurt with the hurt of their fellow humans.
He couldn't disguise the hurt of Watford's failure to clinch automatic promotion.
Abbas described the hurt of losing Kurdish friends after the war.
"When we make ghost bikes, we tap into the hurt of the world.
But he still feels the hurt of what happened 36 years ago.
She will remember the hurt of the attacks in her own muted way rather than at a public assemblage.
The victories have briefly rid the Mets of their darker doubts and momentarily banished the hurt of tough losses.
"We've seen the hurt of workers without work, the hurt of families without health care struggling to afford it if they have it and struggling to find it when they don't," Mr. Kerry said.
Namely remorse: in these movies, you don't just feel Bourne's hurt, you feel the hurt of everyone he kills.
