hurtfully

Keep your focus on what you can give to others from the hurtfully alive center of yourself."

I blinked in the hurtfully sudden wash of white light.

It came again as she fell silent, thin, hurtfully pure.

She swallowed and discovered that her throat was hurtfully dry.

Nothing in your story indicates that this bartender acted hurtfully.

She is not to think she can get away with behaving hurtfully.

They all claim, rather hurtfully, to lead empty ones.

Many signs, hurtfully bright, flashed on and off to confirm his discovery.

The animal in Carl was running, but he knew that any sudden move would be hurtfully, fatal.

But her mind cleared, and she found herself hurtfully suspended by her harness.

I'm grinning widely at her; she's frowning hurtfully at me.

The sky was cloudless and almost hurtfully bright.

Enid shrugged, took Genevieve's hand and squeezed it almost hurtfully, then abruptly left the table.

Flandry tried to grin, but it split his lips too hurtfully.

Fine, but do it less hurtfully, less publicly, with less humiliation to your wife and children.

Clumsily, hurtfully, he had rejected the woman who had been a kind friend and companion to him for the past three years.

He twisted her arm again, hurtfully, and she said for the third time in Hebrew,"I'm sorry.

He saw it glistening and he thought how cold that water must be, so awfully hurtfully cold.

The following morning, he awakens and is back to his old hateful self, hurtfully insulting Casey before leaving.

This paper felt rough, but it wasn't hurtfully rough, and it smelled good.

So now that he'd done some fantastic writing, the need to have a lady on his birthday loomed hurtfully on the horizon.

His mouth found hers and he thrust there deeply, hurtfully, grinding against her, until he had become the beast itself.

Fingers pinched her nipples hurtfully and deliciously.

Her heart thudded hurtfully against her ribs.

It was hurtfully simple.