Sentences with phrase «hurtful person»

In my own life experience, the slimiest, most deceitful and hurtful people have been self - proclaimed «good Christians».

When it's all said and done, the people you will remember the most in any business and any relationship in your life will be in the following order: No. 1, unfortunately, will be the most difficult and hurtful people you ever dealt with and No. 2 will be the most pleasant people you have ever dealt with.

Not exact matches

Typically, this person isn't deliberately hurtful, but she lacks an ability to express herself without it being perceived as negative or rude.

Jokes that are at your expense can be upsetting, and bad bosses have trouble seeing that by relentlessly teasing people who aren't their equals, it can be hurtful, Taylor said.

He dives in head first into areas he's not familiar with and says some pretty hurtful things to and about people.

It certainly does not help people enough to avoid teaching that will be hurtful.

A few people back in the 1890's or something made some dubious statements about race that frequently get thrown in our faces, and it is very hurtful to us because they are not representative of what nearly all Mormons believe — or teach in church.

Several people have responded to you but you persisted in your hurtful behavior.

«Immediately I wanted to compare my hurt to his and prove to him that what I had been through was worse, but in the end, when I heard his story, I was reminded that women can be just as hurtful to people as men.

People were reported as seeing the Pope's comments as «irresponsible and unacceptable»; they were «hurtful» according an Italian transgender former Member ofParliament, Vladimir Luxuria.

Had I been more aware of how people of color view the world, had I spent just a little more time listening well and considering context, I would have known better and avoided a hurtful error.

These words can be incredibly hurtful and insulting to people who have devoted their lives to being part of a community of imperfect people, for better or worse, regardless of what they may or may not get out of it.

The consolation is that for each person that causes you pain and grief, there will always be far more people who want to comfort and help you, to cry for you and to share in your hurtful burden.

There's not much as hurtful as when the people who you think you're safe with tell you to tell your face to smile instead of asking why you can't.

If Christians are known in the public arena for people hurtful and hateful toward others, then those of us are who are NOT this way (the majority of us, hopefully?)

Often when people disclose their sexual or gender orientation, there is a hurtful silence within their family and among their friends, or a statement like this is offered: «Of course we still love you, but there's no need to ever talk of this again.»

To back away from affirming an LGBT person in the midst of addressing pastoral concerns can be tremendously hurtful.

But what makes the lack of love even more heretical, is that a lack of love often leads religious people to do horrendous and hurtful things «in the name of Jesus,» which makes these actions not just heretical, but satanic and evil.

Brigitte, funny how you can say whatever hurtful words you want to people, but they are «low blows» when said to you.

We can say ignorant things, hurtful things and downright stupid things to other people.

I think you would agree that based upon reading many people's statements that they allow their personal feelings to get offended and therefore have the need to be hurtful to others.

Obviously, there are people who are unwilling to acknowledge or confront their privilege and continue to wound even after they've been told that their words, attitudes, and actions are hurtful; they should be called out, and in some cases avoided for the sake of creating safe communities for the people they hurt.

Even a hurtful thought against another person is a sin in the eyes of God, and all sin is sin and deserves God's wrath and judgment.

That man actually invited me to speak about all those things people say that are hurtful.

I have only fairly recently come to see the error of that belief, and how hurtful and unchristian it is to treat LGBT people as second class.

Many good people are confused by arguments for «marriage equality» that sound persuasive but lead in unintended and hurtful directions.

Most people I encounter in churches aren't fearful of gay people nor do they wish to be hurtful — but they are fearful of daring to question what they have always been taught.

We don't like being told that something desirable to ourselves is hurtful to another person.

The bible warns us about the wrath of God and you and I both know the ugly hurtful things people have done and will do.

One person told me that the pastor was in the back office of the church when their son overheard him praying rather loudly for his messed up church members, using very hurtful words.

I have a tendency (especially with women) to apologise if I have done something wrong and walk away from a person or situation that is hurtful for me.

Most of us don't hate religious people so much as we hate the hurtful things people do in the name of religion.

WOW im just trying to figure out how so called religious people even gets the athority over peoples, lives period exspecially when its between them and their GOD, it seems to me that false followers of christ dominate the religious spectrom in this country and are quick to judge before ever setting foot in anothers hardship or goodness forbid have any empathy for another human being that may be different... no instead just sling around sarcastic hurtful remarks and call it being clever or even worse Jesus like.

Have you any idea how hurtful and UNLOVING that is for people that it affects?

I would suggest that perhaps it isn't vision itself which is hurtful, but the division of the church into the «vision» people and the «make my vision come true» people.

This is not intended to be hurtful to you but, by doing so, you do your people a great disservice.

What we can do when we understand institutions, is to better understand why people sometimes behave in hurtful ways when they are otherwise good people and mean well.

Spong, a retired Episcopal bishop, declares that «the people who think they understand God are always hurtful to other people....

Whether a particular hurtful behavior, like the taking of a life, can be considered evil depends on the context in which it occurs and the intentions of the person committing the behavior.

Over the years many people have staggered into my office to pour out a story that includes the words: «I don't understand how people can be like this, how they can be so mean and devious and hurtful!»

At the same time, people who choose evil will obviously do hurtful things, BUT, they will be judged for it.

Finally today a few people apologized to me for judging me and being hurtful.

«We continue to hear from many people on the debate over sexuality that our current Discipline contains language which is contradictory, unnecessarily hurtful, and inadequate for the variety of local, regional and global contexts,» the proposal said.

Some of the most hateful and hurtful things get said about other people and other religions from our pulpits and in our books.

Washington (CNN)- It's become an increasingly hot topic of debate between atheists and religious people: Is belief in God helpful or hurtful?

It is also sad for the person writing it, as they must have some of their own deep - seated emotional issues to warrant sitting down and thinking up hurtful things to say to other people they have never met.

You being someone who agrees with him, obviously have no conception at all of how hurtful this sort of twaddle is to people who truly want our club to progess.

Unfortunately, it appears that some people who may have noticed the testing at my workplace have made hurtful and incorrect assumptions and chosen to disseminate inaccurate and very disturbing information.

It seems that the internet has allowed people to quickly «judge» and react to other people without thinking and probably in more hurtful ways than they would do if they were face to face.

I agree — it is hurtful and insulting when people say that, although I think they think they are being helpful.