Sentence examples for considered hurtful from inspiring English sources

Ms. Belford contends that "with few exceptions, Wilde's affection and loyalty existed without malice, without giving pain," but then goes on to describe behavior that can only be considered hurtful.

Her singing, her dancing and even her wardrobe were all commented on extensively, and it was considered hurtful for her career.

The two Republican officials, Patrick Hurley and Ed Coyne, appealed to groups marching in the parade to consider "how hurtful" their participation would be to Irish-Americans in the area.

Perhaps Franken isn't aware of who he might have hurt because he never considered his behavior hurtful.

I might not agree with that approach, but parents rightfully have wide discretion in raising their own children and some will attempt to prevent their children from encountering material they consider inappropriate or hurtful.

But to Franklin, ethics were a means of achieving happiness: "Vicious actions are not hurtful because they are forbidden," he wrote, "but forbidden because they are hurtful, the nature of man alone considered; that it was therefore everyone's interest to be virtuous who wished to be happy".

After the laughter quickly died down, the hurtful truth was this idea may need to be considered.

Your loved one has likely tried everything and considered all options, and this kind of talk is only frustrating, hurtful, and rude.

As the South African authorities said that Mr Dewani's extradition from the UK "was likely to be considered", his publicist Max Clifford described the allegations as "totally ludicrous and very hurtful".

And considering the farcical and hurtful caricatures portrayed in popular culture from minstrelsy back in the day to Tyler Perry today it makes a lot of sense why.

Future studies will be necessary to confirm whether acetaldehyde is the most hurtful metabolite in FA patients or whether protection against other aldehydes must be considered.