Sentence examples for truly hurts from inspiring English sources
But what truly hurts St . Louisis the loss of Faulk.
"Did you know that blocking ads truly hurts the websites you visit?" wrote Ken Fisher, one of the site's founders.
When Mahoney's character is revealed to be an embezzler, stealing money from the elderly clients he cares for, it truly hurts.
But what truly hurts football is the flare that is held by a supporter – the flare of protest that becomes the manifestation of the faltering relationship between the game's two key stakeholders.
What truly hurts the Jets is that all of their losses have come against contending A.F.C. teams, ceding the head-to-head tiebreaker to presumptive division champion New England (6-3), Baltimore (6-3), Oakland (5-4) anow now, Denver (5-5).
What truly hurts the Jets in this argument is that while Johnson is third in the N.F.C. in catches with 24 for 249 yards after only 3 games, no Jets wide receiver has broken into the top 25 in catches in the A.F.C. after 4 games.
No, the only way to truly hurt her mother, Jewel saw now, was to hurt herself.
WHAT is the "only" penalty that would truly hurt North Korea, according to the article?
"The people who are truly hurting in today's economy are working-class Americans," Cotton said.
But by talking about them you could take control and laugh at life, even when it truly hurt.
