Sentence examples for hurtful of from inspiring English sources

I have discovered that intellectuals hit harder and hurt more". Most hurtful of all was the decision of the IPW - whose leading lights include Salman Rushdie, Vaclav Havel and Wole Soyinka - to withdraw the protection and support it had offered his family for two years while he established himself outside Algeria.

The most hurtful of them all was surely the premiere of his "Mass" in September 1971, inaugurating the Kennedy Center in Washington.

There were complaints about the perceived superficiality of Connie Chung's program; the most hurtful of these came from Ted Turner himself, who told a reporter that Chung's show was "just awful".

She demurred, still bruised by the hurtful things that had been said about her from his side during the campaign (most hurtful of all, the charge that her husband, who before Obama used jokingly to be called America's first black president, was a racist).

"It was really hurtful to all of us," she said of the attack.

Representative Peter King demeaned the crucial issue of homeland security — and himself — building a Congressional hearing around his foolish, provocative and hurtful claims of widespread radicalization of Muslim Americans.

Adam Goodes is yet to make a decision on his future, the Sydney veteran still soaking up one of the most hurtful losses of his 351-game AFL career.

An inevitable and hurtful part of it is abandoning of old roles and the recognition of new ones.

That concept might be difficult for Freeman to imagine today, while the hurtful emotions of the sudden end of their quarterback-coach relationship are fresh.

We have learned enough to taboo similarly hurtful stereotypes of women and people of color.

Of all people, Pondexter should understand the hurtful nature of stereotypes and insensitivity.