Sentence examples for an unkind remark from inspiring English sources

"We were enjoying him so much, we began to fear someone would make an unkind remark that would ruin everything," she recalled.

On the campaign trail with Peter F. Vallone, the candidate for mayor, rarely does one hear an unkind remark leveled against the sitting mayor, Rudolph W. Giuliani.

The presidential campaign clearly taught him how to avoid political mistakes and to clean them up quickly when made: when, at his first news conference as president-elect, he made an unkind remark about Nancy Reagan — a joke about her holding séances in the White House — Mr. Obama called her and apologized before the evening news.

Maybe someone made an unkind remark about your nose to you one day, or you suddenly noticed an imperfection on your nose that bothers you.

An unkind remark meant to push us away is, stress-wise, interpreted similarly to a punch in the face.

That's a very unkind remark.

I don&apos t intend this to be an unkind comment, because I enjoy the game...

I never heard him utter an unkind comment about a single person.

That expletive was a slip, the unkind remark a regrettable mistake.

Instead of taking personal offense at the man's unkind remark, a compassionate response offers what he needs without expecting anything in return.

Her lucky dip of obnoxious quotes has also produced classics such as "suicidal prisoners should just kill themselves", that women shouldn't breastfeed in public and the unkind remark that Nigella Lawson is a "self-obsessed flirt".