Sentence examples for are too unkind from inspiring English sources
But perhaps that is too unkind to the majority group in a state created for them.
Walker Evans's phrase about Steichen's spiritual nonexistence is too unkind a cut from an aesthetically antithetical competitor, but it's not altogether off the mark.
I don't think it's too unkind to laugh at Seaman for the Ronaldinho goal because he's still a great goalkeeper.
Leaving aside the relative unfairness suffered by fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico or pensioners whose money is invested in BP, the fates have not been too unkind to Tony Hayward.
If Citi Field turns out to be too unkind to hitters, the Mets can remove four feet of adjustable padding on the left-field wall to make it easier to hit home runs.
A kind of political correctness dictates that one should not be too unkind to Bob Marley, but to turn him into the "Marlboro Man of Marijuana" is a cynical, money-generating move on the part of his estate.
Life had not been too unkind to him; he'd suffered no major deprivation or trauma, and he had had all the benefits of an upper-middle-class upbringing.
Now I don't want to be too unkind to Investor Allstars.
It works pretty well, but without being too unkind to Futurescape, it's clearly a bit of punt (hey, good luck) and it's no surprise they have launched it in time for Christmas.
But we're being perhaps too unkind on the affable Segerstrale, who's impressed just about everyone he's met in the tech and gaming industry, especially in London where Playfish is based.
