Examples of 'more than hurt' in a sentence
Meaning of "more than hurt"
more than hurt: Implies that something has caused more than just physical or emotional pain. It suggests a deeper level of suffering or harm
How to use "more than hurt" in a sentence
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more than hurt
Drag him more than hurt him.
But I have always wondered, can the images we see do more than hurt us emotionally?
And he did more than hurt your mother.
I was just trying to help her more than hurt her.
I am more than hurt your feelings.
She was stunned more than hurt.
It more than hurt.
Oh, you are gonna have to do more than hurt him.
I will do more than hurt you . I will have justice.
Well, this guy suffered way more than hurt feelings.
And he did more than hurt your mother . His name is Ray Caroll.
This is gonna hurt me more than hurt you, son.
I did not mean for anybody to get hurt . You did way more than hurt Jonesy.
I am going to do more than hurt your feelings.
I was just trying to help her more than hurt her . Mm.
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Sometimes you was more than hurt and … I do not really want to talk about it, because I.
And as for Adam, the mack will more than hurt him.
We have to do more than hurt him -- we do not have a choice.
Dramatic music Oh, I wanted to do more than hurt him.
We have to do more than hurt him… we don't have a choice.
I was just trying to help her more than hurt her. Mm. For a change.
I will do more than hurt you . You are hurting me!
We have to do more than hurt him.
I'm more than hurt.
Oh, I wanted to do more than hurt him.
I will do more than hurt you.
You did way more than hurt Jonesy.
Well, I am gonna do more than hurt your feelings.
Oh I'm gonna do a lot more than hurt your feelings, honey.
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