Sentence examples for whatever hurts from inspiring English sources

"Whatever hurts, whatever bad energy you have in your life, you can let it go here," she said.

It's also, through the set piece she makes of it, a way of creating beauty without soft-pedaling whatever hurts about the source material.

So whatever hurts Amtrak -- and these days, pretty much everything does -- also hurts the African-American community.

Lay down and put ice on whatever hurts or is turning into a bruise.

But whatever hurt he feels at being so elaborately and publicly dissed by his old pal, he has kept to himself.

The Norwegian court may have to decide whether the social benefit of publishing the bookseller's story outweighs whatever hurt it may have caused his or his family's reputation.

He's got to cop to being a pig and a dog and apologize with more than words for whatever hurt his family, and get on with whatever's next.

The controllable austerity healed whatever hurt I had carried up the mountain.

He said it was time to move on and heal whatever hurt remained.

Whatever hurt, whatever gut feeling the two Dutchmen felt at being rejected by the president of Madrid might be eased somewhat on Real's own turf Saturday night.

She used to say she had done a deal with him - no pain, when she was filming, in exchange for bearing whatever hurt when resting.