Sentence examples for it is unkind to from inspiring English sources

"I feel it is unkind to not assign seating.

It is unkind to compare Mr. Preljocaj's ballet to either of these works.

Volcker, of course, tamed inflation, and inflation is kind to debtors, though it is unkind to everyone else.

Transporting wild animals is illegal in many places, and it is unkind to the groundhogs, which are fiercely territorial.

I have several unmarried acquaintances, childless women, who have spoken to me about this, saying that they feel it is unkind to Dave.

Volume III: From Major to Blair edited by Sarah Curtis Macmillan £25, pp750 Buy it at BOL It is unkind to focus on a simple slip-up, especially one that has been apologised for in advance.

The first is that it was unkind to its institutional counterparties who bought a security that it helped arrange, and which plummeted in value when house prices fell.

And Paul — perhaps it's unkind to take pleasure in this — had clearly made Rick Santorum really, really angry.

And Paul perhaps it's unkind to take pleasure in this had clearly made Rick Santorum really, really angry.

Preening and grinning, The Rock parodies himself ruthlessly, and I suppose it's unkind to point out that he isn't very good at it.

It's unkind to any comedic film to follow a picture like that, but the back-to-back comparison offered an insight.