More importantly, I am deeply sorry to those who felt hurt.
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In Scotland for our October anniversary, Jim noticed and felt hurt.
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I felt hurt and angry about this, but respect her choice.
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I felt hurt, I felt stupid, I felt ugly, I felt unworthy.
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I felt hurt for [Steph], and I didn't mean to offend anybody.
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" "The Mexican people have felt hurt by the comments that have been made.
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I felt hurt and mad because he was rough with me that night.
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Why was it always the women that I felt hurt and betrayed by?
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I felt hurt, I guess our relationship wasn't as solid as I once thought.
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He cried and begged for mercy before urinating on himself, and then I felt hurt.
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"I understand that many of you felt hurt and angered by this message," Klotman wrote.
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She shared with her millions of followers that she felt "hurt" and "objectified" by the experience.
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McCain's comment — apparently loaded with shock and deeply felt hurt — was exceptionally funny to many people.
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When Anderson first saw how dirty and malnourished they were, she said she felt hurt and disappointed.
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Though she has since said the date was platonic, she still felt hurt by the quick turnaround.
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In a loving, caring, mutually connected relationship, you can tell someone when you felt hurt or lonely.
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What I realized now more than ever is people were driving by and felt hurt and pain.
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Another woman felt hurt by a video because it reminded her of past trauma in her life.
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I felt hurt, as this was the first time I was confronted with racism in my face.
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Some followers teased her for her long caption and she felt hurt that they weren't taking the subject seriously.
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She simply felt hurt that she was being held to a certain standard with all of this going on.
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At first she felt hurt by the silence and confused by her ex's sustained surveillance of her online life.
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But several who agreed to interviews also said they did not doubt that their sons' accusers had felt hurt.
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" Former Mexican President apologizes for Trump invitation "The Mexican people have felt hurt by the comments that have been made.
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I want to apologise to all those who believed in me and all those who felt hurt by my actions.
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We regret our mistake deeply, and wish to express our apologies to everyone who felt hurt and betrayed by these actions.
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"The Mexican people have felt hurt by the comments that have been made," the President of Mexico said after their meeting in September.
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"You're here because someone felt hurt by your actions, whether or not you intended to hurt that person," its baby blue text reads.
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" And instead, say it this way: "Rich, I felt hurt and betrayed when I saw that there was no more peanut butter left.
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"My mother and I felt hurt but we blamed nobody because of the overlapping control from two adversaries," said Mr. Phac, now 63.
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A woman with breast cancer said she felt hurt by, and alienated from, friends whose questions seemed designed to ward off a similar fate.
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At a meeting with Alexei's rabbi, who tried to persuade her to wear a wig after their marriage, she felt hurt when Alexei remained silent.
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But, when Cary asks if her comment was supposed to be "nice," LeeAnne is forced to admit she "made it to hurt," since she felt hurt.
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Even though he couldn't be happier for his ex, he said he's felt hurt by some of the Good American designer's recent comments about their relationship.
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Many of us poured hours of volunteer work into the Society, and we felt hurt at being asked to pay when we'd given so much already.
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And I felt hurt, too, as the baby was cleaned up and passed from mother to father to mother again for skin-to-skin bonding time.
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From there on out, we were doing things that we kept saying, 'We're not doing this to hurt you,' and that the Russians felt hurt them.
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She said she felt "hurt" and "disrespected" after watching Carpinello flirt with Angelina Pivarnick during Thursday night's episode of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation, according to E!
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Ripa, 45, didn't come to work Wednesday after a source said she felt "hurt and beyond betrayed" by the way management told her Strahan, 44, was leaving.
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So he moonlighted as a nighttime hotel clerk – and felt hurt when, after a famous singer came through the hotel, his extra-mile service didn't yield a tip.
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While Minaj has denied that there was ever any bad blood between them, she has acknowledged a specific moment where she felt hurt by Cardi's behavior towards her.
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"I want to have a press conference, and I want him to apologize to me and the fans," Oakley said of Dolan, adding that he still felt hurt.
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"I want to offer my deepest apologies to Maly Thomas if she felt hurt or shocked by my attitude during her interview," Hamou wrote on his Instagram account.
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Apparently Woman B felt "hurt and confused," to the point that my dad didn't attend the funeral, either, even though he and my mother had established a cordial relationship over time.
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Farley, 33, ended the relationship one day after she said she felt "hurt" and "disrespected" watching Carpinello flirt with Angelina Pivarnick during Thursday night's episode of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation, according to Us, E!
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While Haddish's shade comes a few months after Cabello, 21, admitted that she felt hurt when Fifth Harmony kicked her off stage at the VMAs last year, she revealed on Monday that all is well between them.
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But for as much as they sympathized with fans who felt hurt or offended by what had happened on the show, they firmly rejected the idea that they had to listen to those fans when writing stories.
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As we reported ... JWoww called it off with Zack after he was seen flirting and getting handsy with Angelina on an episode of "Jersey Shore: Family Vacation," saying she felt hurt and disrespected by both of them.
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Former police chief Tang King-shing said he felt hurt when protesters besieged police headquarters during the week, while pro-Beijing heavyweight Maria Tam praised what she described as Hong Kong people's civilised ways of expressing their opinions.
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Former police chief Tang King-shing said he felt hurt when protesters besieged police headquarters during the week, while pro-Beijing heavyweight Maria Tam praised what she described as Hong Kong people's civilized ways of expressing their opinions.
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But after the loss to Spence Jr, a fight he acknowledges he could feel the American's power in, but never felt hurt, there is now backlash as to whether he is a suitable fit in the 147-pound welterweight division.
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"We understand that many who hold the flag as a powerful symbol of national ideals and their highest aspirations for the country, including members of our own community, felt hurt by our decisions, and that we deeply regret," Lash said in a statement.
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Speaking to Insider, the singer said that she "was a little scared putting it out because a lot of times, you don't want to come off like this person that's always complaining,""I had to put the video out because I felt hurt, and I can't believe the positive response that I got," she added.
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That's why, as crazy as it might sound to rational-thinking Americans, Meadows likely genuinely felt hurt by charges of racism, even though he was caught on video multiple times during the 2012 election cycle talking about sending Obama back to Kenya and is one of the most high-profile members of a Republican Party that with "almost surgical precision" (in the words of the appellate judges who struck them down as unconstitutional) crafted laws to make it harder for black people to vote.
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After where her brother felt hurt and went to locate Issam and brought him to marry her.
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After "Sick Day", when he discovers that the O.W.C.A. paid Perry to watch over him, Doofenshmirtz felt hurt, saying occasionally that he is angry with him, and losing his relationship with Perry, he searches for a new adventure buddy, bonding with Dakota in "Look At This Ship" after he too lost his partner Cavendish, and investigating his disappearance together ever since.
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In September 2017, New Zealand China expert and University of Canterbury political scientist Dr Anne-Marie Brady alleged in a conference paper that Chen had "close […] connections" to United Front, a method the Communist Party of China uses to advance its agenda. Brady cited Chen's leadership of New Zealand Chinese Students' Association, a "united front- related organization", as evidence. Chen said she felt "hurt" by the accusations.
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Seventh-day Adventist Kinship International is a support organization that provides a spiritual and social community to current and former Seventh-day Adventists who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, asexual and/or intersex (LGBTI), and have felt hurt or rejected because of their sexual orientation and/or gender identity. SDA Kinship offers them the compassion and support perceived to not be available within the organized Adventist Church.
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In 1931, Prince Nicholas eloped with Ioana Doletti, a divorced woman. Marie strongly disapproved of her son's actions and felt hurt by Doletti's repeated attempts to keep Nicholas from communicating with his mother. Although she blamed the women in her sons' lives for a while, she also came to blame herself, for failing to educate them properly. However, she stubbornly and continually refused to meet Magda Lupescu, even after Carol's pleas.
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Hurt, Kat slapped Alfie and he slapped her right back, leaving Kat stunned that he could do such a thing. As it all sunk in Alfie broke down in tears, whilst Kat desperately tried to protest that Andy tricked her. Alfie could only laugh at her feeble excuse. She told him that she did it to protect him and because she loved him, but Alfie felt hurt and betrayed.
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Dexter arrives for an appointment with Rita for marriage counseling, but gets called to a crime scene as soon as he arrives. Soon after, Rita confesses that she and Elliot kissed, although Dexter tries to brush it off. Rita later admits that she felt hurt that he did not seem to care about her indiscretion. Dexter then punches Elliot and warns him to stay away from Rita, which reassures her that Dexter loves her.
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" Lucas felt hurt at the accusations. The film continues to receive critical acclaim from modern critics. The film review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes indicates a 92% approval rating based on 125 reviews with an overall rating of 8.81/10. Its consensus states in summary, "A legendarily expansive and ambitious start to the sci-fi saga, George Lucas opened our eyes to the possibilities of blockbuster filmmaking and things have never been the same.
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She felt hurt when she was labeled as dumb; these feelings were never forgotten. Because of this experience she felt the need to give positive reinforcement to students in schools--"Never put a kid down, always build the kid up." A second influence occurred during her first work experiences at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles and at Juvenile Hall. During World War II she married an engineer, Robert Hunter, who worked at Lockheed Aviation until he retired.
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Pirena at a young age already dreams of becoming the next queen of Lireo. Gurna used this ambition of hers to make her think Amihan is her rival to the throne. Proud and cunning, she has always believed the throne was her birthright. She felt hurt and betrayed upon overhearing a conversation between Mine-a and Imaw in which the queen expressed that she would rather that any of her daughters ascend the throne other than Pirena.
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EJ felt hurt and betrayed by Sami for lying to him. EJ was heartbroken and grieved over the loss of his daughter. For months EJ would be angry with Sami while being in pain over losing Grace and never knowing his own daughter. Despite being angry, EJ was still in love with Sami and hurt over the fact that she lied and kept from his daughter and didn't trust him and try pass Rafe Hernandez off as the father.
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Pires was quoted saying: "I have to say I have had some disappointments this season. For instance, I was on the bench very often". Pires additionally suggested that Wenger's decision to withdraw him in the UEFA Champions League Final showed he had slipped in the eyes of his French boss. Pires said that he felt hurt by how Wenger did not trust him anymore, which was a major factor that convinced him that it was time to move on from Arsenal.
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There are several accounts of how he continued the mission especially on his knees and with his publications (co-authored with Penn-Lewis) that encouraged the missionary growth of the 20th century. Some felt hurt that he had somehow abandoned Wales. Penn-Lewis, an evangelist deemed apostate and heretical, tried to convince Roberts that some of the signs and wonders that occurred during the revival were not of God. She even forbade entry to visitors and friends wishing to see Roberts.
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However, Ume Kurumizawa, an admirer of Kazehaya, starts to become jealous of the way Sawako is being treated by Kazehaya. Strange rumors like "Ayane has slept with 100 guys" started spreading. Sawako distances herself from her new-found friends, believing that they were targeted by the rumors because they were close to her and she did not want them to get hurt because of her. Both Chizuru and Ayane felt hurt after they overheard Sawako saying that she did not regard them as friends.
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The first episode describes how Charo and Lucho's marriage was like 22 years ago, and what happens afterwards. Miguel Ignacio gains back his original post at the construction management office and calls Gladys, rekindling their relationship. Days later, Charo decides to board a plane with Raul for a getaway, but she ends up deserting him and heads back home, as she feels that she is abandoning her children. Later, she finds Raul and tells him that she wants to leave with him, but he rejects her as he felt hurt after she had deserted him.
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She vanishes when Alice accidentally wishes her away and the hatred in her heart makes her an easy target for the Maram Words. She becomes a Maram Master and tries to kill Alice and separate her from Kyô once he ended their romantic relationship due to his feelings for Alice. :Eventually it is revealed that the darkness is Mayura's heart stems not just from Kyô rejecting her for Alice, but also because she felt hurt that Alice would not confide to her about her feelings for Kyô as well. ; :Kyô, a junior, attends the same school as Alice and Mayura.
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John Amos, the actor who portrayed Walker's father on Good Times, was actually just eight years older than Walker. Walker credits producer/director John Rich for inventing "Dy-no-mite!" which Rich insisted Walker say on every episode. Both Walker and executive producer Norman Lear were skeptical of the idea, but the phrase and Walker's character caught on with the audience. Off- and on-camera, Walker did not get along with the series' lead, Esther Rolle because she and Amos disapproved of Walker's increasingly buffoonish character and his popularity, and Walker felt hurt by their disdain.
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Fulgentius Ferrandus in his Bremarium Canonicum gives us a canon of the Synod of Junca, which runs thus: . Finally, we learn from the biography of Fulgentius of Ruspe that he was also present at the Synod of Junca (identified, by a transcription error, as instead of ), and that the Synod gave him precedence over another bishop named Quodvultdeus. Quodvultdeus felt hurt by this, so Fulgentius of Ruspe requested at the next synod, the Synod of Sufes, also belonging to the province of Byzacena, that Quodvultdeus should again be given his previous precedence. No more is known of the Synod of Sufes.
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While appearing in Blackpool in 1977 Jacques's health became problematic as she suffered from arthritis and ulcerated legs, which required daily dressing. Because a dressing room was arranged that avoided her needing to use stairs, Sykes accused her of receiving special treatment. When the show moved to Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), Sykes "began to behave rather strangely ... and he even accused Hattie ... of not being able to deliver a proper feed line". By the time the show appeared in Brighton in 1979 the relationship between the two "was rapidly deteriorating", and, although the pair praised each other in public, Jacques felt hurt by Sykes's treatment of her.
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James later said that her previous critical remarks about Knowles for having performed "At Last" at the inauguration of Barack Obama were a joke stemming from how she felt hurt that she herself was not invited to sing her song. It was later reported that Alzheimer's disease and "drug-induced dementia" had contributed to her negative comments about Knowles. In April 2009, at the age of 71, James made her final television appearance, performing "At Last" on the program Dancing with the Stars. In May 2009, she received the Soul/Blues Female Artist of the Year award from the Blues Foundation, the ninth time she won the award.
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Issue #4 (dated February 1997) deals with the first meeting between the Black Lamb and Commissioner Damn as they deal with a group of hunters (known in this universe as specialists) who have come to the city. Issues #5 (dated March 1997) and #6 (dated April 1997) finish up the series as the Black Lamb recruits Commissioner Damn and a number of other supporting characters who appeared in the other issues to stop a plot launched by Dracula. Tim Truman was unsatisfied with a new printing process used on The Black Lamb that he felt hurt the series in its original printing. In 2008, he authorized the free online release of the series by Comicmix.com.
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190-195 Alexandra felt hurt that Chebotaryova and her fellow nurses did not write to her directly while she was imprisoned at Tobolsk. "I greatly regret that I was unable to kiss Tatiana and take leave of her personally -- but kindness from (Alexandra Feodorovna) I find difficult to bear," Chebotaryova wrote in her journal on August 10, 1917. "I feel terribly sorry for her and yet it is all so painful that I cannot find the warm feelings of old, after all she is the awful cause of all the misfortunes of our land, she ruined her entire family, the unfortunate -- sick of soul, sick with mysticism and arrogant pride ..."Tschebotarioff, p. 193.
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Despite her departure from the competition, comparisons between her and Sarah Geronimo, her mentor, continued to hound her. This was not helped by the fact that the two have a striking resemblance to each other, an observation which Sarah herself acknowledged during the blind audition, and was noticed as early as her 2010 audition for Talentadong Pinoy. Moreover, even at the outset two judges in the audition noted similarities in the vocal style of the two singers, which was unsurprising given that Amon has always acknowledged Geronimo as a major influence on her, to the point of calling Sarah as her "idol". In an interview, Amon clarified that in the beginning she felt hurt from the comparisons, but at present she considers it an honor.
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Alex Gourevitch praised Robin for attempting to develop a comprehensive understanding of conservatism and for trying to examine conservative ideas rather than dismissing them outright. He also praised Robin for examining how conservatism can learn from the political left. However, Goutrevitch also criticised Robin, arguing that Robin dismissed important differences between different branches of conservatism, as well as similarities between the political left and right, which Gourevitch felt hurt Robin's thesis. He also questioned if conservatives actually intended to defend hierarchies or if these are simply a consequence of conservative ideals, observing examples such as libertarianism, which often results in hierarchies yet libertarians regard themselves as defending freedom and opposing domination while viewing leftists as introducing their own forms of domination.
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Before the release of the movie, a promotional mockumentary video titled Galaxy Quest: 20th Anniversary, The Journey Continues, aired on E!, presenting the Galaxy Quest television series as an actual cult series, and the upcoming film as a documentary about the making of the series, presenting it in a similar way to Star Trek; it featured fake interviews of the series' cast (portrayed by the actors of the actual film), "Questerians", and critics. While these additional materials were made, DreamWorks devoted very little advertising to the film despite its placement near the Christmas season, which the cast and crew felt hurt the potential for the film. Unlike most films where the second and ongoing weekend box office takes decline, Galaxy Quest saw rising numbers over the first several weekends, and DreamWorks' Jeffrey Katzenberg apologized directly to Parisot for failing to market the film properly.
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The letter also told people not to be bothered by small amounts of sexual harassment, for example men who rub against women on public transportation. The letter states women should "consider it as the expression of a great sexual misery, or even as a nonevent". French politician said some aspects of the letter were "profoundly shocking" and "we have immense difficulty convincing young women that when a man rubs his genitals against a woman in the Métro without her consent, it is an act of sexual assault that can lead to three years in prison and a 75,000 euro fine." A week after its publication, issued a letter of clarification, and said although she still agrees with the spirit of the original letter, she wants to clarify that she does believe sexual harassment and assault are real problems, and apologized to all victims of unpleasant sexual acts who read the letter and felt hurt by it.
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For a time Dumont took an active and very efficient part in the conduct of this journal, supplying it with reports as well as original articles, and also furnishing Mirabeau with speeches to be delivered or rather read in the assembly, as related in his highly instructive and interesting posthumous work entitled Souvenirs sur Mirabeau (1832). In fact his friend George Wilson used to relate that one day, when they were dining together at a table d'hôte at Versailles, he saw Dumont engaged in writing the most celebrated paragraph of Mirabeau's address to the king for the removal of the troops. He also reported such of Mirabeau's speeches as he did not write, embellishing them from his own stores, which were inexhaustible. But this co- operation soon came to an end; for, being attacked in pamphlets as one of Mirabeau's writers, he felt hurt at the notoriety thus given to his name in connection with a man occupying Mirabeau's peculiar position, and returned to England in 1791.
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