Sentence examples for hurtful expression from inspiring English sources
Your March 3 editorial "Even Hurtful Speech" applauds the Supreme Court's ruling that the vile, hurtful expression of the Westboro demonstrators is entitled to First Amendment protection.
Purim may provide the tragic excuse for such acts of violence -- or less vicious but all-to-hurtful expressions of disdain for non-Jews.
You risk saying something hurtful.
The government, in response to the complaint against Berkeley, concluded that "exposure to such robust and discordant expressions, even when personally offensive and hurtful, is a circumstance that a reasonable student in higher education may experience".
You hold fast to those things that feel simple, that feel like pure expressions of a love so complex and layered and hurtful and deep that you can't articulate it, not even to yourself.
In a letter to the country's justice minister on Tuesday, a lawyer for the Association for Civil Rights in Israel strongly opposed the measure, arguing that "freedom of expression means the right to say difficult things that might be even hurtful".
Facial expressions and voice cues helped too, they provided us with sensory feedback on the impact of a hurtful comment or action.
