Sentence examples for which always hurts from inspiring English sources

You can't just go printing money without ending up with massive inflation which always hurts the poorest the most.

What we're really talking about here is not exactly failure, which does always hurt a little, but resilience, and robustness: taking the risk, then learning from it when it doesn't work; pupils becoming "expert learners, not experts".

Man, it always hurts.

PAYING tax always hurts.

"It always hurts to lose.

"Losing one like this always hurts -- they hurt for a while".

And of course, losing to bitter rival New Mexico always hurts.

And it always hurts to be made "other".

You are smarter than this.' Your gut always hurts.

If you care about your patient, it always hurts.

"A clásico is always special and losing always hurts more than any other match," Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos said.