Sentences with phrase «using hurtful words»

Verbal bullying is the repeated negative use of speech, sign language, or verbal gestures to intentionally hurt others e.g. using hurtful words, discriminatory or offensive language, swear words.

I'll see an old Facebook post from those days, using those hurtful words, and it makes me upset that we used to do that.

And using hurtful words like «I wish formula were never invented so your gene pool would die off...» makes one worry about what type of parent you're going to be using such hurtful / judgemental words like that.

He uses hurtful words like «mix and match» and «hodgepodge» when describing my style.

Not exact matches

I actually don't think you're hateful... but the things you say about gays being like pedophiles... those are hurtful... and hurtful was the h - word that I used because that is what comments like that do to your brothers and sisters in Christ... they hurt.

Sure they may not use the word «gay» in a hurtful way, but they have plenty of other condescending words to throw around.

@Timothy — I don't recall using any foul, or even abusive words; unless you consider disagreeing with you, based on solid evidence, as being hurtful.

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 guess I'm conflicted, because I do understand the sexual abuse triggered reaction and moms should feel supported in their feelings... but I also feel that using those words publicly can be very hurtful to moms who want to feel supported in breastfeeding.

I don't think «using those words publicly» is any less hurtful to breastfeeding moms than a women talking about breastfeeding being a wonderful bonding experience would be hurtful to someone who feels like Moakler does.

I'm not saying she shouldn't feel that way personally; I'm just saying that using that word can be hurtful to others.

Ouch Moments: When Words Are Used in Hurtful Ways Written by Michael Genhart PhD; Illustrated by Viviana Garofoli Magination Press Gold — Children's Picture Books: Values & Life Lessons

«The goal of the campaign is to raise awareness and to educate the general public on the demeaning and hurtful definition and the use of the word retarded.

Just remember to keep it short and sweet, refrain from using any vulgar or hurtful words, put in some humor and lastly, make it from the heart.

Many words and terms people commonly use are unintentionally hurtful, negative and imprecise and can serve to stigmatize and undervalue the experience and life story of birth parents, adoptees and their families.

Teach children to use words to express feelings to others instead of hurtful actions.

This is called antidoting as it counteracts the negative effects of the poison / hurtful words and fighting and is to be used until you can tolerate the discomfort of difficult emotional sensation.