Sentence examples for hurt relationships from inspiring English sources

"I still believe a little bit that changing gender roles have hurt relationships," Barris said.

And it feared that discounting its product would undercut its premium image and hurt relationships with its existing customers.

He said such a role would hurt relationships with what he called "the most marginalized and vulnerable people within our community".

For everyone else, saying the wrong thing to colleagues — or revealing too much information— can be embarrassing, hurt relationships or send nervous shivers through the office.

Anger can blind our intelligence and hurt relationships.

Psychiatrist Gail Saltz appeared on "Today" to discuss some of the unhealthy ways people have learned to blow off steam, which can hurt relationships as well as mental and cardiovascular health.

"It can be socially corrosive," he adds, noting that gossip can hurt feelings, damage relationships and reputations, disrupt work, and destroy careers.

"The ASMR community goes against that mainstream assertion that the internet is making everybody less connected, and hurting relationships," Herndon says.

At Home: Failing to display emotions (detaching), or only showing anger, hurts relationships.

A lot of people are hurting in relationships and hurting the person who's giving his/her all to love them back, but is failing because they just can't reach you.

They worried that Sun might hurt its relationships with other industry companies, most of whom rely on partnerships with Microsoft.