Sentence examples for to hurtful from inspiring English sources
adjective
Tending to impair or damage; injurious; mischievous; occasioning loss or injury.
"The labels can go from harmless to hurtful".
She is shown to be a terrible, self-hating bully who controls Veronica's diet and is rude to everyone around her. Critics like Carter-Kahn also pointed to hurtful transphobic jokes in the film.
Where would you like to meet?" If the other continues to shift the conversation back to hurtful matters assertively say, "I'm sorry.
Water is so scarce that taking a bottle off someone's desk can lead to hurtful confrontations.
It leaves them open to hurtful teasing from their rivals for Australians' entertainment expenditure.
But these apps evidently open the door to hurtful invective that "serves the darker parts of human nature," as one critic put it.
And I was like, well, that's not going to happen...and that's like, to me, hurtful.
Purim may provide the tragic excuse for such acts of violence -- or less vicious but all-to-hurtful expressions of disdain for non-Jews.
But I can no longer allow her to continue to spread hurtful allegations that are totally unfounded and malicious.
A strange urge to be hurtful just to make sure the mic is still on.
Anger can cause us to say hurtful things, even to those we dearly love.
