"How much more hurtful can you be?" asked the Rev.
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And sometimes, friend breakups can be more hurtful than romantic splits.
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Having one's loyalty questioned is even more hurtful than it is offensive.
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The result is far more hurtful than your average unconsciously homophobic film.
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But not reaching out at all can be equally or even more hurtful.
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It's more hurtful, because that kind of visibility is the worst part of it.
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But that closeness also makes negative remarks and harassment seem all the more hurtful.
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But maybe even more hurtful, D.C. gets no respect from the national Democratic Party.
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The Diarist writes that the mother's denial is more hurtful than anything the father did.
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Violet's polite and honeyed barbs at Florence are all the more hurtful for their silky exterior.
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"People on welfare were presumed 'lazy,' and for us there was no more hurtful word," she writes.
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Now that technology exists that allows us to not rely upon these existing norms, it's actually more hurtful.
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Whatever consequences I face for my actions today, none will be more hurtful than the personal remorse I feel.
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I'm predicting that things might get even more hurtful between Robert and Frances — which will lead us into season 2.
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It is much more hurtful to continue to slate other women than BE a woman, BE a character, BE whoever you want to be.
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Recruiters used a sales strategy called the "Pain Funnel" that encouraged them to ask progressively more hurtful questions to get prospective students to enroll in the school.
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I am also concerned that she will find out about it regardless, perhaps in a way that is more hurtful than coming from me, someone she trusts.
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But this recurring impulse to let a problem drag on forever or to fade out or ignore someone without any explanation are much more hurtful than being direct could ever be.
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" Rose, who reportedly turned off Instagram comments, wrote, "When women and when minorities join forces we are unstoppable… when we tear each other down it's much more hurtful than from any group.
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So when the words "Hitler is Coming" were scrawled Thursday afternoon on a large interactive poster outside the museum designed to attract inspiring messages, it felt "so much more hurtful," she said.
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This concept immediately rang true for myself and many other "non-Western" families I know; parents withholding things for a purpose that actually misses the mark, and becomes more hurtful in the long-term.
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Some will argue that building close relationships with others can only leave you hurt in the end, but living life without relationships sounds much more hurtful than never experiencing the beauty found in relationships.
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This would also answer my first detractor, who noted that Raquel could just order more pasta: The heedless pasta consumption was all the more hurtful because there was no more pasta to be had.
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Explaining her character's mental state in the upcoming film, Ridley said that the death of her previous father figure Han, combined with the abandonment issues from her backstory, makes Skywalker's unwelcome reception even more hurtful.
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However, Juul Chief Administrative Officer Ashley Gould told CNBC last week the company decided to scrap its school curriculum plans after hearing from anti-tobacco advocates that its involvement could be more hurtful than helpful.
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For too long, people of color have been stereotyped with these kinds of hurtful symbols -- and no symbol is more hurtful than the football team in the nation's capital using a dictionary-defined racial slur as its team name.
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Creators who continuously criticize other people on the platform as a main priority on their own channel — meaning those who veer from thoughtful commentary into more hurtful content — are part of what the company is trying to curb, Wojcicki said.
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Since then – you know, nearly a decade later – the two have taken shots at each other in interviews and music, one of the most controversial developments being Ye's "Famous" music video, which Swift now seems to agree was more hurtful than the average attack.
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"Our father, like the victims of most terrorism, was entirely innocent which makes his death in this violent way all the more hurtful and we cannot imagine the trauma he felt in the last few minutes," said Ruzina Akhtar, one of Bangladeshi-born Ali's six children.
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No one on Wednesday night's episode of The Real Housewives of New York City could agree on who was more hurtful, exactly, but basically everyone agreed that they had been hurt by someone else (and that Dorinda Medley's boyfriend, John, was at least an eight on the intens-o-meter).
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"It is vital that a recommendation that the President assert privilege be a considered one, because the consequences of initially asserting the claim and then receding from it in the face of public criticism are obviously more hurtful than an initial decision not to assert the claim," Rehnquist wrote in 1971.
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The Scottish Parliament in 1644 judged that the castle was likely to more hurtful than useful to the country.J. Dunbar, ed, Accounts of the Masters of Works, vol.2 (HMSO Edinburgh 1982), pp. xciv xcvii In November 1645 the Committee of Estates approved the recruitment of thirty extra soldiers by the keeper John Semple to guard the increased number of prisoners.
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Set in October, Aldo believes he is Albert Einstein. He has self-satisfaction over his exemplary first-quarter grades and test scores, and he even decides to dress as the scientist for Halloween. But he becomes disillusioned when he realizes he does not do well in Spanish, and that the consequences may be more hurtful than a bad grade on a report card. Aldo's relationship with his bilingual best friend, Jack, is also at risk.
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The children were told they were not eligible for the gift card. The measure for helpful or hurtful behavior was based on how many easy or difficult tangrams they assigned to the fictitious person. Results indicated that playing prosocial games significantly more helpful behaviors in children than those who played violent video games. Conversely, playing violent video games had significantly more hurtful behaviors in children than the children who played prosocial games.
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Mills's relationship with McCartney triggered considerable media interest. After her divorce, the attitude of the British media was hostile. Mills frequently accused the press of misquoting her and of using material out of context to give a negative impression of her, telling the Evening Standard that the claims that she had married McCartney for his money were more hurtful than losing her leg. Mills has been accused by several newspapers of having embellished her life story.
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The academic calendar students follow tends not to work well with the organizations' schedules, since students' volunteering schedules are interrupted for holiday breaks, finals, and other activities. Also, the small number of hours students are required to spend volunteering can cause problems for organizations and their clients. Some organizations require more hours for volunteer training than students are required to volunteer, and making a personal connection with clients only to break it off soon after can be more hurtful than helpful. Representatives of community organizations where service-learning students volunteer expressed interest in working with colleges and universities to change service-learning programs so that they work more smoothly for the organizations.
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In the Commission he stated "I am not involved in drug matters and these allegations are all the more hurtful to my family and myself when the fact is that my eldest son, who is twenty-one years of age, is currently serving a jail sentence for drug-related offences and has been a hopeless heroin addict for some years now. We have tried to face this problem and rehabilitate him, without success, and the allegations now being made are in the circumstances particularly hurtful." Smith was found guilty and sentenced to 15 months in prison by Justice Phillip Woodward in 1979 after being convicted for possession of amphetamines and cannabis. Despite many other allegations and arrests for a range of different crimes, this was his only stint in jail.
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