Sentence examples for only hurtful from inspiring English sources
And so, that's another aspect of this that was not only hurtful to me, but also hurtful to my wife".
This resolution -- which follows a wave of similar boycotts in academia worldwide -- is not only hurtful and shocking, it is illogical and counterproductive.
Saying so is not only ignorant but hurtful.
The simple fact is, we don't know who did this, and speculating if Islamic terrorists did this is not only untrue, but hurtful to the Muslim community and any progress in religious tolerance we've made since September 11th.
The gist of Maclagan's definition is echoed by many academics and writers engaging with the subject -- myself included -- those who work closer to the source find the language not only lazy but hurtful.
"That is understandable but hurtful".
(EDIT: This is just hurtful).
That's just hurtful stereotypes.
I believe that to use Christian tradition as a means of discriminating against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people is not only deeply hurtful to them, their families and to any fair minded person, but profoundly contrary to the values of compassion and inclusivity that are the hallmarks of the Kingdom of God.
"Simpson's remarks were not only deeply hurtful and inaccurate, but they clearly compromise his ability to objectively weigh the arguments presented to the commission during its deliberations,' said Coyle.
