Sentence examples for hurtful use from inspiring English sources

And more than 420,000 people have pledged at r-word.org to end their hurtful use of the word "retard ed)." In schools across the country, young leaders have transformed their communities.

Is it helpful or hurtful to use outside stimulation to take your mind off your workout?

As for actual slurs like "That's so gay," they're offensive and it's hurtful to use them in mixed company.

Research found the derogatory expression "is most extreme among older teenagers in high school and early college," Mr. Robertson said, so the campaign was devised to be provocative enough to "jolt them into thinking, or rethinking, how hurtful the use of the word is".

They were just hurtful words used to undermine and manipulate me".

I am particularly concerned by the hurtful language used by some of the Church's hierarchy when speaking about the LGBT community.

Try to discover what motivated their bad act, and if appropriate, show them how it was hurtful by using nonviolent communication.

I didn't know the meaning and would never intentionally use hurtful language.

We know we should not use hurtful, damaging words.

TEACH RESPECT United against Prejudice and Discrimination Bullying: A form of discrimination © UNICEF Malaysia/2011 Children may unknowingly use hurtful words against their peers, leaving deep emotional scars that last a lifetime.

These bullies often use hurtful accusations and mean-spirited taunts.