Sentence examples for hurting cats from inspiring English sources

In the case of Operation Cut for Bieber, however, it seems that the prospect of hurting teenage girls hasn't raised such a pushback as hurting cats.

Vinegar won't hurt cats but make sure it has dried off before giving the post back to the cat or it might hate it!

See below: get matted hair in one of the few spots where their fur grows thicker (like around the jowls of male cats), it's nice to know how to get rid of the matting without hurting the cat.

However, if they do get matted hair in one of the few spots where their fur grows thicker (like around the jowls of male cats), it's nice to know how to get rid of the matting without hurting the cat.

Not too hard, not hurting the cat, but thus, unintentionally, Nachman gave it time to piss.

In many traditional Hindu mythological literatures the killing or hurting a cat is a crime which is also sinful and harmful.

Consider a straightforward, observation-based moral judgment: Jane sees two youths hurting a cat and thinks "That is impermissible".

According to such a view, when Jane utters the sentence "Hurting that cat is impermissible" what she is doing is best interpreted as asserting that the act of hurting the cat has the power to prompt a certain kind of emotional response in her (or in some person in specifiable ideal circumstances).

One might even hold that she should be interpreted as asserting that the act of hurting the cat has the power to prompt a certain act of emotional projection.

Since we can assume that the language with which people discuss moral matters will reflect their experience, then when they say things like "Hurting that cat is impermissible" we can assume that they are asserting that the situation instantiates this property (the property that they have in fact projected onto their experience).

You could end up hurting the cat or yourself.