Sentence examples for particularly hurtful from inspiring English sources

If confirmed, Thornton's revelations about my alma mater are particularly hurtful.

The articles had been particularly hurtful because "everyone I know reads the Telegraph".

It is a criticism she finds particularly hurtful and, she insists, is unfounded.

The last 3-pointer, by guard Marcus Barnes at the buzzer, was particularly hurtful because it caromed off the backboard.

Mr. Sombat said the amnesty bill was particularly hurtful to idealists who believed that Mr. Thaksin was a champion of democracy.

In a particularly hurtful coda to the explosion, there have been at least 50 bomb scares in the town since the real one went off.

Did he feel that it was a fair cop; live by the pen, die by the pen? "Well, it's just one of those things that was particularly unpleasant, very hurtful, but then you have to move on from there".

"It was astonishingly hurtful – particularly the level of aggression from Baker Small [representing the local authority]," says Emma's mother (who asked not to be named, and for her daughter's name to be changed, to protect her anonymity).

"The use of vicious motifs echoing those used to demonise Jews in the past is particularly shocking and hurtful on international Holocaust remembrance day, but the crude and shallow hatred of this cartoon should render it totally unacceptable on any day of the year".

Horrocks is reported to have said: "It was particularly inexplicable, galling and hurtful for our teams that News 24 had not won channel of the year given the way we'd performed over the past 12 months, and the way the audience gap over Sky had grown".

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