hurtful

This is not done to be hurtful, but out of love.

Yes and I'm sure anyone else would find it hurtful too.

"For something like that to be thought of was very hurtful to him."

"I will not stand by and have you say such hurtful things to each other!"

And deal with it he would, no matter how hurtful that might be.

For some of us, this is a deep and hurtful price to pay.

He has found ways of getting even with hurtful reporters.

Anything hurtful you may say back will reflect what is in your heart.

He turned to her with a look so cool she found it hurtful.

Sometimes close friendships can go wrong or get a bit hurtful.

Liz knew she'd said pretty much the most hurtful thing possible.

In the program, students talk about comments that have been hurtful to them over the years.

Even their prayers are hurtful to him, until he have made his own.

It is more hurtful than anything I have listened to.

That was very brutal and hurtful when I felt down.

Being hurtful to anyone is simply not who we are."

"They have no idea how their comments can be hurtful to someone else," she said.

What a miserable and hurtful way to come to terms with herself.

In addition, the person may say and do unusual or hurtful things.

Nothing to take away but the memory of a hurtful defeat.

She gave him a hurtful smile and grabbed his hand.

In her view, such a development should however not be hurtful to the environment and future generations.

Even clean science became hurtful black magic in their hands.

His unexpected death at 47 was the most hurtful loss of the year.

Most appalling, in many cases students do not know their words are hurtful.