Sentences with phrase «deeply hurtful»

It is for sure that these deeply hurtful statements aren't made during a placid dinner conversation right after, «Please pass the peas.»

Upon his resignation, Nixon was given a Presidential Pardon by President Gerald Ford, an act which was very unpopular at the time, but is today viewed by some as an act of healing the nation (keep in mind, Nixon won all but Massachusetts in the last election so his ousting was deeply hurtful to the nation.

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Quick, the former Met police assistant commissioner, demands that Green retract the «deeply hurtful allegations» that he lied about pornography on the MP's personal computer, threatening legal action if he failed to do so.

«These comments were deeply hurtful and offensive and there is no place for this type of rhetoric in any discourse — political or otherwise,» Cuomo said in a statement.

He also said allegations about his father's offshore investment fund had been «deeply hurtful and profoundly untrue».

He has so far declined to comment on that possibility, but said in a statement that Mr. Loeb's comments were «deeply hurtful and offensive and there is no place for this type of rhetoric in any discourse — political or otherwise.»

David Cameron used a discussion about the issue in the Commons on Monday to hit back at «deeply hurtful and profoundly untrue allegations» that have been made against his late father during the current tax affairs row.

He says he goes «through lots of emotions about being a politician, being an MP» and has found his battles with the media both «grinding and sometimes deeply, deeply hurtful.»

Relationships with his friends, he thought, also contributed, as he suffered through «deeply hurtful rejection» by male peers, along with «oscillations between reverence for and fear of typically masculine» classmates.

But when used in the context of same - sex relationships, this phrase can be deeply hurtful.

The imagery, critics said, recalled a deeply hurtful history of white - centered ideals of beauty.

Not exact matches

But as a psychologist, I am deeply worried about the rapidly escalating levels of anger in our world — what's particularly disturbing is our increasing sense of entitlement to express it in aggressive or hurtful ways.

Marion is deeply concerned with presentation, while Lady Bird (like many a teenager) often blurts out observations that come off as tactless or hurtful.

In the interview, Happer, a modest man, skips lightly over what must have been a hurtful incident, deeply wounding to his professional pride.

While there is no doubt that the Covenant's refusal to accept LGBTQ expressions of sexuality is deeply offensive and hurtful to the LGBTQ community, and we do not in any way wish to minimize that effect, there is no Charter or other legal right to be free from views that offend and contradict an individual's strongly held beliefs... Disagreement and discomfort with the views of others is unavoidable in a free and democratic society.

Peter Lee, Vice President of Microsoft Research apologized on his blog post saying, «We are deeply sorry for the unintended offensive and hurtful tweets from Tay, which do not represent who we are or what we stand for, nor how we designed Tay.»

If we begin to contemplate that hurtful behaviors experienced from our loved ones who matter most, may in fact come from a deeply wired longing for connection to us — rather than a deficit, or an intentional decision to give us pain — how would that change those relationships?

We said that from an Imago perspective, we all carry into those relationships a hidden agenda, a deeply held secret hope: to get from our adult partners a more caring, respectful type of treatment than the, (rarely intended, but nonetheless, sometimes hurtful), ways we experienced growing up from the people who mattered most to us.