Sentence examples for usually hurt from inspiring English sources

"That's where I usually hurt the most.

While Somalia's pirates do not usually hurt their hostages, compassion is not one of their virtues.

He adds that the very rich are not usually hurt by inflation – their wealth increases anyway – but the poor suffer worst of all with a rising cost of living.

Your reaction is usually hurt or anger, right?

The common thread here is that, in performing these defenses, we usually hurt ourselves.

Luckily, cervical biopsies don't usually hurt (something about the type of tissue), so I was able to relax.

For solar cells, flexibility usually hurts efficiency.

The fact is that the present usually hurts".

But the problem on an oval is when you do a mistake, it usually hurts.

"He usually hurts horses' chances, by going wide, moving too soon and running into trouble.

But Western donors now face a familiar dilemma: cutting off aid to a nasty regime usually hurts the poor people who actually need it a lot more than their nasty rulers do.Africa for the AfricansSo it is time for Africa to act too.