Sentence examples for hurtful remark from inspiring English sources

But they are "in favour of encouraging everyone to think twice before they make hurtful remark".

The discussion escalates into a fight, during which Megan makes a hurtful remark about Don's mother, and Don storms out and drives off without her.

The President's hurtful remarks only reinforce those negative images".

"There will be a new flare-up of jokes, inaccurate statements and hurtful remarks".

Is it time for him, this admirable young man of Harvard, to let loose against such hurtful remarks?

There is no word in it against Russians or any hurtful remarks, but an emphasis on Shas's role in preventing legislation which will damage the state's Jewish identity.

Even a marriage that has been marred by negative, angry or hurtful remarks can often be rescued by filling the home with words and actions that elicit positive emotions, psychology research has shown.

Still, an athlete of her stature faces skepticism at home, including hurtful remarks about her sexuality, according to Pilar Muriedas, director of an organization called Total Women's Health in Mexico City.

Just this week, Canada's leading news magazine, Maclean's, ran a cover story about "Growing Up Large," portraying the hurtful remarks and health risks heavy Canadian children must endure.

NPR's ham-handed firing of Juan Williams, one of its senior news analysts, after he made foolish and hurtful remarks about Muslims on the Fox News Channel has emboldened conservative Republican leaders in Congress to demand — once again — an end to federal support for all public broadcasting.

Kahn also criticized Sarkozy's "hurtful" remarks.