Sentence examples for certainly hurtful from inspiring English sources

"Westboro's funeral picketing is certainly hurtful and its contribution to public discourse may be negligible," Chief Justice Roberts concluded.

Objective analyses of Sotomayor's judicial record already have deflated accusations of racism -- accusations which are publicly dismissed with grace by the nominee but which certainly are hurtful due to their falsity.

"There was a regrettable incident that was done in all innocence and was hurtful, and which certainly should not have occurred".

Ignoring these hurtful comments is certainly not that easy to do, especially if you start asking yourself "What if they were right?".

I don't see anyone going off the handle because of any of these 'sins' and I most certainly don't see protests or hurtful propaganda against those.

And if someone does say something to you that's hurtful, it's almost certainly related to something going on in their own life that has nothing to do with you.

We would say things like, "We certainly are Christians, but anyone who was cruel and hurtful to you in the past was NOT acting toward you the way Jesus would want them to.

Then the celebrity, along with a camera crew, confronts the person in what the show claims is an unstaged ambush — the surprise certainly appears to be real — and says the video was hurtful.

"For us, we have certainly learned that the victims felt that the secrecy itself was almost more hurtful than the scheme.

Certainly, we have come far enough as a culture to avoid employing the mechanics of perilous and hurtful masquerade.

One question; "Can you talk to other students if something hurtful or difficult happens to you?" with four response options; no, never (1), maybe, probably, and certainly (4).